Social Work Week 2023 is on the horizon! This virtual event is a great opportunity for social workers – or anyone for that matter, who wants to learn more about the latest happenings and developments in the social care sector.
Hosted by Social Work England, Social Work Week 2023 will run for 5 consecutive days starting Monday 20 March.
Now in its third year running, the sessions offer attendees the chance to “learn, connect, and influence a nationwide conversation on social work”.
How do I register?
If you fancy getting involved, you can register online for free here. There is also the option to book individual sessions so you can pick and choose what’s relevant to you!
Why should I attend?
- 19 virtual headline sessions
- Counts towards CPD training
- Offers insight into the latest industry news
- Hear from leaders in the social care space
- Networking opportunity
- Gain access to the latest social care research
Sarah Blackmore, executive director of professional practice and external engagement at Social Work England, said:
“Social Work Week aims to bring people together to learn, connect, and influence change. In previous years it has been attended by thousands of people with an interest in social work, including those who use social work services, social workers, students, educators and employers.
This year’s programme is bigger and better than ever before. I would like to thank everyone for getting behind this momentum for a national week to showcase the positive impact that this profession has on individuals and society.”
Looking for a new role in social care? Give us a shout on 0203 8929 340 or email us your CV via [email protected].
carlette Isaac
Social Work Week 2023 is on the horizon! This virtual event is a great opportunity for social workers – or anyone for that matter, who wants to learn more about the latest happenings and developments in the social care sector.
Hosted by Social Work England, Social Work Week 2023 will run for 5 consecutive days starting Monday 20 March.
Now in its third year running, the sessions offer attendees the chance to “learn, connect, and influence a nationwide conversation on social work”.
How do I register?
If you fancy getting involved, you can register online for free here. There is also the option to book individual sessions so you can pick and choose what’s relevant to you!
Why should I attend?
- 19 virtual headline sessions
- Counts towards CPD training
- Offers insight into the latest industry news
- Hear from leaders in the social care space
- Networking opportunity
- Gain access to the latest social care research
Sarah Blackmore, executive director of professional practice and external engagement at Social Work England, said:
“Social Work Week aims to bring people together to learn, connect, and influence change. In previous years it has been attended by thousands of people with an interest in social work, including those who use social work services, social workers, students, educators and employers.
This year’s programme is bigger and better than ever before. I would like to thank everyone for getting behind this momentum for a national week to showcase the positive impact that this profession has on individuals and society.”
Looking for a new role in social care? Give us a shout on 0203 8929 340 or email us your CV via [email protected].