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Launch Your Social Work Career

Live webinars with your next ASYE employer

13 – 15 February 2024

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Are you about to finish your social work degree and want to know more about your first job with ASYE employers?

 

Social Work Today are hosting this conference for social work students to engage with practitioners and recruiters from across the wide spectrum of Social Work employers throughout the U.K so this is your opportunity to ask the questions before you apply.

This is your opportunity to engage with a range of social work professionals where you can learn more about their practice principles, what makes them different and the key areas they focus on with Newly Qualified Social Workers, as well as the support and training they provide as your ASYE progresses.  

 

As an ASYE employer, why not take this opportunity to showcase your practice values and provide valuable insight on the journey of a social worker within your organisation. This conference will provide you a unique position to present your offerings, engage with candidates and show how you support newly qualified social workers through a range of live and pre-recorded webinars as well as Q&A sessions. To discuss further email hello@socialworktoday.co.uk

NQSWs and Social Work students can register for free with us for as many sessions as you want to attend and make the most of what we have to offer. 

 

13 February 

10am -Completing your ASYE with confidence 

12pm -Why choose the Ealing Social Work Academy ASYE 

3pm - Daring to do it differently: Engaging and supporting NQSWs.                      

4pm - An interview with an ASYE: Real life stories.

7pm - Navigating beyond doubt: A New Social Worker's Guide to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 

14 February 

10am - From novice to confident practitioner: Our unique academy model. 

12pm - Working restoratively as a social worker 

1.30pm - Skills-Tools-Support: Coventry’s Social Work Academy for Newly Qualified Social Workers  

3pm - Confident and creative: NQSWs and direct work with children   

4:30pm - National NQSW Conference: Empowering your next steps as an NQSW:

A decade of ASYE success  

7pm - Work for Wakefield: Aspire to inspire. 

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15 February 

10am - The benefits of a second supported year for a NQSW.

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12pm - Your AYSE journey across two years: What to expect.

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1:30pm - Why relational restorative practice matters in social work

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5pm - Completing your ASYE in Restorative Devon

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7pm - Social Work in Wales: How practice differs as an ASYE

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