FAQs

What is the difference between 'social work' and 'social care'?

Social care tends to be an umbrella term, encompassing those who support people in the their day-to-day lives; social workers are professionally qualified staff, registered with the General Social Care Council.

What training do I need to become a graduate social worker?

Find out the skills and qualifications you'll need for a graduate career in social work.

What are the main social work roles?

Jobs in social work exist in all parts of society.

FAQs: the recruitment process in social work

You'll have to go through several steps to apply for a social work position after you graduate.

FAQs: working life as a graduate social worker

Find out about the life of a graduate social worker, including your earning potential, professional development and work/life balance.

Who employs graduate social workers?

There are several kinds of social work employers and they have different specialisms.

What other social work careers are there for graduates?

Want to be a probation worker, a counsellor or to work in occupational therapy? Explore the wide variety of graduate careers on offer within the social care sector.

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