ScOPTNews
The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Professional Studies (Social Work Practice Education) at the University of Stirling – September 2019
The University of Stirling announces the 4th intake of its PG Cert in Applied Professional Studies (Social Work Practice Education), beginning 11 September 2019
ScOPT Learning Event & AGM 26 February 2019 – Report
Read our report of this event and the actions developed by members and friends on promoting wellbeing in Social Work Education and Practice Learning, in particular.
ScOPT Learning Event Report
The ScOPT learning event and AGM, 26.02.19, hosted by and partnered with University of Dundee was a great success!
ScOPT AGM & LEARNING EVENT Tuesday 26 February, Dundee
We would like to include a Bring and Buy element to the event. Bring wellbeing information to share with other members on the day!
ScOPT AGM 2018-19
Notice is hereby given that the 2018-19 Annual General Meeting of the Scottish Organisation for Practice Teaching will take place on 26th February in Dundee.
UPDATE: SASW Social Work Awards -deadline extended
Please note, we have been advised that the deadline for nominations has been extended to 17 February! Please share this with your colleagues to encourage as many nominations as possible – it’s great to be able to reward people for their…
HOLD the DATE: ScOPT AGM and Learning Event, Tuesday 26 February, Dundee
ScOPT’s, annual learning event incorporating our AGM will be hosted by the University of Dundee and focus on Wellbeing in relation to supporting our students to become the confident and resilient practitioners they need to be.
News from IRISS on Bridging the new Health and Social Care Standards with Practice
IRISS – building and evidence base that bridges the Standards with practice.
Children and Young People Exposed Prenatally to Alcohol – Guidelines
Health Improvement Scotland advise that the first UK guidelines for diagnosing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) has been published by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN). SIGN develops clinical guidelines for Scotland and is part of Healthcare Improvement Scotland. The guidelines supports the Scottish…
New Report Highlights Learning for Scotland from International Basic Income Pilots
Supporters of the concept of a basic income for all citizens believe it would provide a safety net and reduce poverty; minimise social security bureaucracy; and allow people greater freedom to choose to work, learn, train, volunteer, care, or start a business.