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1. www.socialworkengland.org.uk › education-trainingSearch approved courses - Social Work England

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   You can search by the course provider's name, for example 'Anglia Ruskin University'. Qualifying education and training courses that have been through the approval process. View inspection reports. Search for an approved course. Search. Showing 79 of 79 results.

2. www.cswe.org › accreditation › aboutAccreditation Directory | CSWE

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   About CSWE Accreditation. Directory of Accredited Programs. List of all baccalaureate and master's levels social work degree programs that are currently Accredited or in Candidacy or Pre-Candidacy Status.

3. www.professions.co.uk › careers › how-to-become-aHow to Become a Social Worker in the UK - Step by Step Guide

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   To become a social worker in England, you will need a degree in social work accredited by Social Work England. To work in other parts of the UK, the Health and Care Professions Council is the regulatory body. Before heading to university, you’ll usually need A-levels or equivalent qualifications.

4. www.socialworkengland.org.uk › standardsQualifying education and training standards guidance (2021)

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   • About This Guidance
   • Standard 1: Admissions
   • Standard 2: Learning Environment
   • Standard 3: Course Governance, Management and Quality
   • Standard 4: Curriculum Assessment
   • Standard 5: Supporting Students
   • Standard 6: Level of Qualification to Apply For Entry onto The Register
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   This document provides guidance on Social Work England’s qualifying education and training standards. These are the standards against which we will assess and approve social work education and training courses. The aim is to ensure that students who successfully complete a social work course can meet our professional standards and can apply to be r...

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   Standard: Admissions processes must be robust, transparent, ensure that applicants meet course entry requirements and involve a range of stakeholders. Outcome: Social work courses recruit students who have the capability and suitability to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the professional standards and become registered upon compl...

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   Standard: The learning environment must provide education and training opportunities that enable students to develop their skills and knowledge across all areas of social work, gain required experience in practice settings and meet the professional standards in supportive, supervised and safe settings. Outcome: Social work courses deliver, in partn...

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   Standard: Social work courses must be governed, resourced and managed using effective and transparent processes in collaboration with employers and people with lived experience of social work. There must be processes to monitor and manage the quality and delivery of courses. Outcome: Social work courses are governed, managed, continually improved a...

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   Standard: Courses must be designed to enable students to develop the required behaviours, skills, knowledge and understanding to meet the professional standards. Outcome: Social work courses are shaped by the needs and insights of academia, employers, practitioners and people with lived experience of social work. This is to ensure a continually evo...

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   Standard: Students must receive appropriate educational and pastoral support. Outcome: Social work students have effective educational and pastoral support to progress through their course and develop the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the professional standards when they qualify.

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   Standard: Level of qualification to apply for entry onto the register. Outcome: Social work students who successfully complete approved courses are eligible to apply to join the social work register.

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   We have provided a range of guidance materials supporting the standards for education and training: 1. Guidance on the assessment of social work students 2. Guidance on practice placements for social work students

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5. www.socialworkengland.org.uk › education-trainingStudents and graduates - Social Work England

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   As a regulator for social workers in England, we approve qualifying social work education and training courses. If you have any questions, please contact our education and quality assurance team on [email protected]. View list of approved courses

6. www.open.ac.uk › courses › social-workSocial Work Degrees | Social Work | The Open University

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   Our Social Work degrees work around you – study full- or part-time, and continue working so you can put your learning into practice. Pick from recognised degrees in Social Work in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, or Wales to build towards a professional qualification.

7. People also ask

   How do I become a social worker in England?

   • To become a social worker in England, you will need a degree in social work accredited by Social Work England. To work in other parts of the UK, the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) is the regulatory body. Before heading to university, you’ll usually need A-levels or equivalent qualifications.

   How to Become a Social Worker in the UK - Step by Step Guide

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   Do I need a degree to become a social worker?

   • Registration with either Social Work England or the HCPC must be completed no matter which degree course or entry route is taken. For those with a degree at 2:1 or above, completing a fast-track training programme such as those offered by Think Ahead and Step Up to Social Work may also be possible.

   How to Become a Social Worker in the UK - Step by Step Guide

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   Where can I get a Social Work degree?

   • Pick from recognised degrees in Social Work in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, or Wales to build towards a professional qualification. Qualifying Social Work Degrees from The Open University. Enter a Challenging and Rewarding Sector with our Supported Distance Learning.

   Social Work Degrees | Social Work | The Open University

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   Why should I take a social work course?

   • Social work courses should make sure that you develop the skills and knowledge necessary to meet the professional standards by the time you complete your course. Read more about our standards for education and training providers. As a regulator for social workers in England, we approve qualifying social work education and training courses.

   Students and graduates - Social Work England

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   How long does it take to become a social worker?

   • The majority of people wanting to become a social worker will begin their studies as an undergraduate student. A social work degree will usually take three years to complete. It is also possible for those with a degree in another subject to take a postgraduate degree in social work, which will take two years to complete.

   How to Become a Social Worker in the UK - Step by Step Guide

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   Is a program a Social Work program?

   • Accreditation of a program extends to all approved locations and delivery methods as long as the degree is granted from that program and the program of study is listed as social work. All programs in the directory are reviewed periodically and fall under one of the following statuses:

   Accreditation Directory | CSWE

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8. www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk › social-workSocial Work Rankings 2025 - Complete University Guide

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   League tables of the universities for Social Work, 2025. Compare universities, courses, prospects and career options.