Case study

Post-qualifying specialist awards: approaches to enabling work-based learning in social work

Case study summary
Author Lynne Rutter & Sarah Williams
Organisation Bournemouth University
Contact lrutter@bournemouth.ac.uk
williamss@bournemouth.ac.uk
Disciplinary focus Social work
Publication date 25 April 2008

Description

A new programme unit was developed for inclusion in Post Qualifying Awards at the Specialist level to meet the revised GSCC requirements that all such awards should develop skills and knowledge that would prepare candidates to 'enable the learning of others'. The unit was designed to enable specialist social workers to provide basic support to a wide variety of learners in the workplace, equipping them to facilitate and assess the development of competency and develop an understanding of how they could also support 'learners' to develop the wider notion of professional capability.

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