The Scottish Government are holding in-person sessions to seek the views of social workers, social work students and those involved in social work learning about the development of a Social Work Career Resource (formerly the Advanced Social Work Practice Framework for Social Workers). We want the Career Resource to support social workers to build fulfilling impactful careers which are supported through continuous learning.
These in-person sessions will be configured as focus groups to allow participants to share their own experiences of learning & development and how this influences or could influence career planning in the social work workplace. We are committed to ensuring the Career Resource has relevance and is a tool which social workers can use to align learning and development opportunities, professional knowledge and career pathways. To do this we need your insight and views on the work we have undertaken to date.
Please register to get involved and attend one of the sessions.
You can contact us at 
SocialWorkEducation@gov.scot
 with any questions ahead of the session.
If the event is full, please join the waiting list, spaces may become available closer to the dates.
If you wish to be kept updated on the progress of the Career Resource for Social Workers then please join the mailing list by emailing 
SocialWorkEducation@gov.scot
 and requesting to be added to the Career Resource mailing list.
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