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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.

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   How do I become a social worker in the UK?

   • In the UK, 'social worker' is a protected job title, which means only those who have completed certain training can go by it. Social work is a graduate profession and you'll need either an honours (BA or BSc) or a postgraduate degree in social work to find employment. The degree will need to be approved by one of the four regulators:

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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.

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   How do I get into social work?

   • Explore the different ways to get into this role. You could do a degree in social work approved by Social Work England. You could also do a postgraduate degree in social work, if you have a degree in another subject. A postgraduate degree normally takes 2 years. You might also be able to get a social work bursary.

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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.

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   How do I become a registered social worker?

   • The one you need to register with will depend on where you plan to live and work. To become a registered social worker you'll need to hold a degree - either Bachelors or Masters. Registered social workers need to re-register every two or three years. The process of re-registration requires you to complete ongoing training and learning.

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   How to become a social worker. In the UK, 'social worker' is a protected job title, which means only those who have completed certain training can go by it. Social work is a graduate profession and you'll need either an honours (BA or BSc) or a postgraduate degree in social work to find employment.

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   Learn how to become a social worker in the UK, including the qualifications and skills needed and the salary you can earn as a social worker.

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   To be eligible for the government's Step Up to Social Work programme you'll need a 2:1 or a 2:2 and a Masters in any discipline except social work. On the two-year Frontline programme you'll earn a postgraduate diploma and a Masters degree.

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   How to become a social worker. Find out the different routes into social work including university, fast track courses and apprenticeships. Join BASW today! With the British Association of Social Workers you’ll get the resources you need to develop and protect your career – all under one roof.

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   Social work is a rewarding job area as you help people find solutions to their issues and live happier and safer lives. To become a social worker in the UK, you need to register with your relevant country’s regulators. These are: 1. Social Work England 2. Northern Ireland Social Care Council 3. Scottish Social Services Council 4. Social Care Wales ...

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   Typical skills that you’ll need to be a successful social worker include: 1. Ability to work under pressure in challenging situations 2. Organisation and time management 3. Social and cultural sensitivity 4. Empathy and compassion 5. Communication and interpersonal skills 6. Problem-solving skills 7. Resilience

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   When applying for a course or job, you may need relevant work experience. This could be in either a voluntary or paid position. Places where you could volunteer include: 1. Residential homes 2. Day centres 3. Youth clubs 4. Nurseries 5. Schools or special needs units 6. Charities for victim support, homelessness or people with disabilities, for exa...

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   After you’ve successfully completed an approved degree, you can register as a practitioner with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Then you can apply for jobs as a professional social worker. To stay on the HCPC register, you must keep your skills up to date and pay an annual fee. You can look for job opportunities online, on job board...

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   Social workers work in environments like hospitals, care homes, prisons and offices. You could spend time travelling to different clients, sometimes in their homes. Daily tasks vary but can include: 1. Visiting clients and working out what support they need 2. Working with clients to help them make positive changes 3. Organising extra support for c...

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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.

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   You could do a degree in social work approved by Social Work England. You could also do a postgraduate degree in social work, if you have a degree in another subject. A postgraduate degree...