Collaborating for excellence in
social work
Harnessing social work practitioners’ knowledge ensures that within the North London Social Work Teaching Partnership we develop a dynamic approach to delivering social work education and guarantee that social work students can learn from expert practitioners.
Giving the academics at our Partner University the opportunity to return to practice encourages a two-way channel to influence both practice and academic, and ultimately ensures the future social workers of North London are trained to the highest standards.
We offer a number of free places on CPD courses at Middlesex University. As well as improving practice, social workers could also gain university credits which could build up to a postgraduate qualification.
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We are driven by a set of shared goals and values of being people-focused; collaborative and creative, with the aim of building sustainable change in social work education and practice. We believe in leading by example, being respectful and open in sharing and valuing the expertise of all stakeholders.
The Partnership offers clear and cohesive progression pathways at all levels of the workforce and recognises the need to support aspiring managers and expert practitioners as a way of driving up standards and confidence in the workforce, promoting pride in our
profession.
To become an internationally recognised centre of excellence and innovation in social work practice and education. To nurture and promote talented students, social workers and managers so we become destination employers where people aspire to work.
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10 October 2019
Five Reasons Why Social Work Practitioners are at the Heart of Tackling Homelessness
It will come as no surprise to most people reading this that homelessness has increased dramatically in recent years, by a huge 169% since ...
10 October 2019
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY
The 10th of October is World Mental Health Day and the theme for 2019 is MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION. It is an opportunity ...
30 September 2019
Practice Educators graduate!
Big smiles and happy faces were the order of the day on Wednesday 10th of July 2019 as our Social Work students graduated from their programmes ...
26 June 2019
We must protect the silent and invisible youth
Expert blog by Dr Tirion Havard & Dr Andrew Whittaker from South Bank University.
24 April 2019
Relationship between social work training and practice: A student’s perspective
Expert blog by Hyboh, final year MA Social Work student
27 February 2019