Pgdip social work in University of plymouth

Want to make a rewarding and positive contribution to society? Social workers support children and families through child protection procedures, fostering and adoption and youth justice to name but a few. They also support adults with issues including disability, drug and alcohol dependency, mental health, homelessness and safeguarding. You'll gather insights and develop a real understanding of social work through our highly commended approach to integrated learning. You will equip yourself with the skills to be a reflective and ethical practitioner, committed to lifelong learning.

You should have a lower second-class (2:2) undergraduate honours degree or above. A minimum of twelve months’ experience working with vulnerable or disadvantaged people in a social welfare capacity/setting (statutory, voluntary or independent sector, waged, unwaged or part-time, in the UK or overseas). ELTS – 7.0 overall with a minimum of 6.5 in all elements, personal statement,  disclosure and barring service and occupational health checks

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