University of East London
Overview
A flexible postgraduate programme for qualified practitioners who want to consolidate advanced social work practice and develop as a Practice Educator. It supports progression from experienced professional practice to postgraduate diplomas and, for eligible students, a full Master’s pathway.
About this programme
Overview
The Post Qualifying Professional Practice course at the University of East London offers a flexible postgraduate programme designed for qualified practitioners aiming to enhance their advanced social work skills and develop as Practice Educators. This course facilitates progression from seasoned professional practice to postgraduate diplomas and, for eligible students, a pathway to a full Master’s degree.
What you'll study
Modules may vary depending on your chosen pathway and practice context. The programme includes a combination of practice-focused studies and professional standards development, with options tailored to children and families, adults, and mental health settings.
- Crime, Surveillance and Society
- Consolidating Your Social Work Practice
- Stage Two Practice Educator Professional Standards Award
- Social Work with Adults
- Post Qualifying Professional Practice with Children and Families
- Advanced Mental Health Policy and Practice
Practice educator focus: This programme emphasizes your growth as a Practice Educator, equipping you with the knowledge and skills required to supervise learners during their placements in accordance with professional standards.
Assessment: Assessments are practice-based and may involve written assignments and other learning activities aimed at demonstrating advanced professional practice. The specific assessment formats will depend on the modules you select.
Entry requirements
Applicants must be qualified and registered Social Workers or Allied Professionals. There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements listed for this programme.
Career prospects
Graduates of this programme will be well-prepared to take on advanced roles within social work, including positions as Practice Educators, where they will lead and mentor new professionals in the field. The skills and knowledge gained through this course will enhance career opportunities in various social work contexts, enabling graduates to make a significant impact in their communities.
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