Course Content - Curriculum
Course Modules
Our Social Work Theory and Practice Training Course is split into the following modules. The modules contain videos, reflective accounts, journals, reports and practical examples. Learners will have the opportunity to reflect on what they learn.
Module 1 – Introduction to Social Work with Childrens
- Social Work and Childrens
- What is Social Work? Childrens and Families Video
- What is Social Work? Emergency Duty Team Video
- Different Roles in Children’s Social Work Video
- Children Protection Conference Video, what would you do?
- Social Work with Young Offenders
Module 2 – Introduction to Social Work with Adults
- What is Social Work? Services for Older People Video
- Older Adults
- Social Work with Adults with a Learning Disability Video
- Social Work with People who have a Learning Disability Reflective Account
- Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Overview and Reflection
- Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults video
Module 3 – Key Social Work Theories and Models
- Major Theories used in social work practice (Systems theory, Psychodynamic, social learning, conflict).
- Attachment Theory
- How Childhood Affects Attachment Styles
- Attachment Theory Case Study
- Learning Theory
- Case Study – Psychological, Psychodynamic and Sociological Theories
- Case Study Psychology, Attachment theory, cognitive development, moral development, Adolescence and identity, transitions.
Module 4 – Serious Case Reviews
- Baby P – Peter Connelly
- Multi-Disciplinary Practice - Victoria Climbe
Module 5 - Mental Capacity
- BIA Reflective account – Dols and MCA
- BIA Case Study 2017
- Case Law Case Study
- Case Study dan baker
- MCA Code of Practice 2005
- Mental Health Act Code of Practice
- Liberty Protection Safeguards
Module 6 – Modern Slavery
- Modern Slavery
- Maid in Hell
Module 7 - Reflective Practice / Critical Reflection
- Critical Analysis and Reflection
- Risk: Critical Analysis - Reflective Account
Module 8 – Safeguarding – Daniel Pelka
- Case Study – Daniel Pelka
Module 9 – Values, ethics and anti-oppressive practice
- Anti-Oppressive Theory And Practice Social Work
- The Ethics And Values Of Social Work Social Work
- Power Issues And Case Analysis Imbalances Social Work Reflective Account
- Defining And Understanding Empowerment Social Work
- Equality and Diversity - Analysing equality and Diversity in Social Care
Module 10 – Social Work and Social Media – Verphy Kudi and Baby Asiah Kudi
- Case overview
- Verphy Kudi relative video
- Reflective thoughts
Module 11 – Social Work Assessments and Report Writing
- Assessments
- Report Writing
Module 12 – Violence within Communities Abrham Badru
- Abraham Badru Video
- Abraham Badru case overview
Module 13 – Older People and Personalisation
- Is Personalisation Meeting the Needs of Older People
- Reflective thoughts
Module 14 – Social Work Context, Difference, Ethnicity and Disability
- Social Work Context
- Reflective thoughts
Module 15 – Writing Reflective Accounts
Module 16 – Social Justice Report Asylum seeking children
- Asylum Seeking Children Report
- Reflective Exercises
Module 17 - Lone White Mothers with Mixed Race Children and Social Work Practice
- Lone White Mothers with Mixed Race Children Report
- Reflective Exercises
Final Assessment
During the course students are required to complete reflection accounts, these can be used if required as evidence with Social Work England.
Certificate
On successful completion of this course learners will be awarded with:
Level 4 CPD in Social Work Theory and Practice Training
Upon completion of the course learners will be awarded with the Sirius Social Care CPD certificate. The Certificate of Achievement will provide proof that you have studied the course and will contain your grade and classification level.
This certificate will be produced in PDF format, hard copies of the certificate are available on request at an additional fee of £19.99.
Course Format
This course is delivered online through eLearning. Learners of the course will receive instant access to our interactive student learning portal, which offers 24/7 access to the Social Work Training Course.
Course Duration
The learning is online so it can be spread out over multiple sessions or done in one session. The time taken to complete the course is dependent on the learner.
Learners will have access to this course for up to 12 months from the date of joining. There is no time limit to complete the course during this period.
Tutor Support
As part of the Social Work Training Course you will receive access to a dedicated tutor support. The tutor will be able to provide you with unlimited online email support to help answer any questions that you may have whilst you are studying the course.
Course Compatibility
Our Social Work Training Course is fully compatible with PC’s, Mac’s, Laptop, Tablet and Smartphone devices. You will be able to access the same content from the course, just over a 3G or 4G network whilst on the move.
Outcomes from the course:
Develop skills and knowledge of Adult Social Work
Develop skills and knowledge of Children’s Social Work
Develop understanding of major theories used in Social work
Develop your Social Work Practice
Learn Social Work skills and techniques
Develop Critical Reflection Skills
Explore current issues in Social Work
