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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 5a8036Comparing the costs of social work qualification routes - GOV.UK

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   Top-down: An analysis of costs based on the total purchase price (the actual price paid) by government and the individual student to qualify as a social worker. Cost to government: The direct...

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSocial work qualification routes: comparing the costs - GOV.UK

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   Mar 24, 2016 · Research into the cost to government and the economy of a student qualifying as a social worker. The study compares traditional and accelerated qualification routes.

3. 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.

4. www.socialworkengland.org.uk › standardsQualifying education and training ... - Social Work England

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   The education and training standards apply to all social work qualifying routes, including: Undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Full and part-time courses. The social work degree apprenticeship. Alternative training routes and courses.

5. www.kent.ac.uk › courses › undergraduateSocial Work - BA (Hons) - Undergraduate courses - University ...

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   The fee for 2024/25 is £9250. If any increase is announced by the Department for Education for the 2025/26 academic year your tuition fees will increase by that amount. We will notify you as soon as possible of any increase and update our website to reflect any new, higher, tuition fees.

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6. www.socialworkengland.org.uk › education-trainingEducation & training - Social Work England

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   You need an online account to record CPD, renew your registration annually and pay your registration fees. Information about the registration period, how registration fees are calculated and ways to pay. Qualifying education and training courses that have been through the approval process.

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   What courses are eligible for Social Work Education & Training?

   • The education and training standards apply to all social work qualifying routes, including: Undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Full and part-time courses. The social work degree apprenticeship. Alternative training routes and courses.

   Qualifying education and training standards ... - Social Work England

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   What are the education and training standards for Social Work?

   • This guidance explains the purpose for each standard, provides further explanation and definitions, and in some cases, suggests how you could show that you meet the standard. The education and training standards apply to all social work qualifying routes, including: Undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Full and part-time courses.

   Qualifying education and training standards ... - Social Work England

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   What is a Social Work degree?

   • Social Work is an applied degree that links theory to the practical skills required of social workers. Most staff teaching on the Social Work degree are qualified social workers and all have a varied range of practice, managerial, research and academic experience.

   Social Work - BA (Hons) - Undergraduate courses - University of Kent

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   What degree do you need to be a social worker?

   • Social workers must have a degree in social work (BA), or master’s degree in social work. A master’s degree is a two-year-long postgraduate course for those with a degree in a different subject. Some universities offer part-time studying. Experience is an important part of social work qualifications.

   How to become a social worker | BASW - www.basw.co.uk

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   Where can I find a Social Work Apprenticeship in England?

   • Social work apprenticeships in England are currently being developed by employers and universities. The Integrated Degree Apprenticeship for Social Workers is now available - find out more about the assessment plan. Find out more about the Integrated Degree Apprenticeship for Social Workers on the Skills for Care website. Searching for a job?

   How to become a social worker | BASW - www.basw.co.uk

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   What GCSEs do you need to become a social worker?

   • You’ll need some experience of social work or social care when applying to study. This can be paid, voluntary or placement work, or even life experience. Entry requirements differ from course to course. Generally, you’ll need a minimum of 240 UCAS points: five GCSEs grade A* to C, including English and Maths, and two A-levels.

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8. basw.co.uk › careers › how-become-social-workerHow to become a social worker | BASW - www.basw.co.uk

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   Integrated Degree Apprenticeship for Social Workers is now available - find out more about the assessment plan. Courses in Scotland are approved by SSSC. Courses in Northern Ireland are approved by NISCC. Courses in Wales are approved by Social Care Wales. Apply for social work courses via UCAS.