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Keeping you up to date with activities and relevant developments in the field of practice learning and social work education.
This free event is of particular interest to those working in the Tayforth area. It is being jointly facilitated by the University of Dundee and Angus, Dundee, Fife, and Perth and Kinross Councils to Celebrate 50 years of Social Work in Scotland. It offers an opportunity for local Practice Educators, practitioners, students and academics to come together and share knowledge and views about Social Work practice but is open to all.
Allyson Davys and Liz Beddoe share their four-step model for the live observation of social work students.
Service user and carer involvement in social work education is mandatory in Scotland. There is a lot of learning to share with educators and practitioners working across health, social care and public services generally. It is also relevant to policy-makers committed to mainstreaming person-centred or person-led approaches and true partnership working.
This is a Call for Papers for a special issue of the Ethics and Social Welfare journal.
The Social Workers’ Educational Trust can provide funding to social workers doing training courses to improve their knowledge and skills for social work practice.
Interested in you and your students taking part in a consultation on the review of Part 1 of Children (Scotland) Act 1995? CELCIS discussion workshops will offer an opportunity to contribute to their formal response to this consultation.
Social Services Knowledge Scotland (SSKS) produce a monthly newsletter, Spotlight. Over the next few issues Spotlight will explain features of the SSKS Library Search, from running a simple search to managing your results. This month will focus on searching.
For more, follow this link
Allyson Davys and Liz Beddoe share their four-step model for the live observation of social work students.