Social Care with Children & Families (Level 4) Fast Track Course

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Social Care with Children & Families (Level 4) Fast Track Course - a Distance Learning Programme by the UKLCThis fast track Social Care with Children & Families (Level 4) distance course enables delegates to develop new skills quickly with the ultimate flexibility in online study. Upon enrolment, delegates will gain full access to all course materials and have the ability to set their own study schedules, completing the course at their desired pace. Whether delegates are preparing for an exam or a career, this fast track online course can help them reach their goals in a timely manner.A distance learning course is the ideal way to gain a qualification in Social Care with Children & Families. Whether you're looking to go on to further education, improve your job prospects or expand your knowledge, distance learning Social Care with Children & Families is a flexible and convenient course, which allows you to comprehensively prepare for an exam or career through home study. What's more, because the distance learning Level 4 Social Care with Children & Families course is a fully comprehensive course, no prior knowledge is required.Working with children and families is a highly specialised and skilled area of social work. To be effective, social workers need to be flexible, knowledgeable and highly mindful of many aspects of the family and the obstacles to be encountered working with them.This course will aim to introduce you to the structure of the family, and teach you to take the necessary factors into consideration, as well as the procedures involved and the proper course of action when working with children and families in a social work context.

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The Level 4 in Social Care with Children & Families course is divided into twelve comprehensive modules.

Module 1 – The Social and Political Context of Social Work with Children and Families

  • Analyse the concept of the family with reference to historical, sociological and political perspectives
  • Explore your own attitudes to the family as an institution
  • Develop a critical knowledge and awareness of inequality between and within families
  • Describe and value the variety of different types of families to be found in a multicultural society
Module 2 – Principles of Social Work with Children and Families
  • Explain the importance of key principles in social work with children and families
  • Explain the tensions involved in practice with a principles perspective
  • Provide a personal statement of principles
Module 3 – The Process of Social Work with Children and Families
  • Explain the process of social work in terms of assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation
  • Relate these processes to social work with children and families
  • Demonstrate the links between process and good practice
Module 4 – Direct Work with Children and Young People in the Family
  • Identify values and knowledge required for direct work with children and young people
  • Identify and critically evaluate particular skills for direct work with children and young people
Module 5 – Working with Adults in the Family
  • Explain the needs of adults in the family
  • Give examples of particular needs and how these might be met with social work support
Module 6 – Working with the Family as a Group
  • Identify ways in which social workers can work with the family as a group
  • Identify some of the skills for working with the family as a group
Module 7 – Immediate Protection of the Child
  • Suggest some working definitions of child abuse
  • Identify some of the problems in defining child abuse
  • Suggest some of the main reasons why child abuse occurs
  • Explain the key factors you need to take into account in carrying out an assessment of a child thought to be at risk.
  • Outline how the investigation of suspected child abuse can be carried out
  • Explain the main issues involved in working with child protection committees
Module 8 – Protecting Children & Ensuring the Child’s Future Welfare
  • Appreciate what is involved in planning, carrying out and following up work with a child who has been harmed
  • Work with other family members when a child has been harmed
  • Encourage adults and children to participate in planning, carrying out and reviewing the work
Module 9 – Working with Children being Looked after by the Local Authority
  • Define what ‘being looked after in local authority accommodation’ means
  • Specify how some children come to be looked after by the local authority
  • Identify the legal basis for the local authority looking after children
  • Evaluate the risks to children being looked after by the local authority
  • Describe the key features of social work with children being looked after by the local authority
  • Specify how work to place children with foster carers should be carried out
Module 10 – Social Work with Families through Transitions, Loss and Gain
  • Describe some transitions family members need to negotiate and explain the impact they have on family members
  • Explain the impact of some losses and gains on family members
  • Identify ways in which social workers may work with the family at times of transition
Module 11 – Children and Families and Special Needs
  • Identify the use and value of appropriate language in relation to children with special needs
  • Describe the legal framework for children with special needs in England and Wales
  • Evaluate the relationship between needs and services for children with special needs and their families
  • Inform your social work practice with an understanding of anti-oppressive issues
Module 12 – Empowerment and Partnership in Work with Children and Families
  • Summarise the concepts of empowerment and Partnership
  • Apply the concepts of empowerment and partnership in your work with children and families

The UK Learning College is a leading Distance Learning Provider, offering a route to study for anyone who wants to gain a new skill or qualification, but finds the traditional, classroom-based mode of study unsuitable. Distance learning is an ideal way to learn around your current time and financial commitments, no matter how diverse and unpredictable your schedule is. With UK Learning College you not only study when it suits you and in your own time, but you can be sure of receiving all the advice and support you require as your studies develop. Because of our continuous system of enrolments, Students can enrol any time of year, and our flexible distance learning courses allow students to plan their studies to fit in their life style or work commitments. All of our students have access to their own personal distance learning course tutor who specialises in their field of education and is totally committed to helping you succeed in your home learning course.

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Our aim is to provide you with the best deal available, therefore the registration fee, certification fee and full tutor support is included in the course price for you. The enrolment fee for the Social Care with Children & Families home study course is £312.50, though for a limited time we are...

Social Care with Children & Families (Level 4) Fast Track Course

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