The PCF in relation to placement 3.3: The Level Descriptors Professionalism Social workers are members of an internationally recognised profession, a title protected in UK law. Social workers demonstrate professional commitment by taking responsibility for their conduct, practice and learning, with support through supervision. As representatives of the social work profession they safeguard its reputation and are accountable to the professional regulator. Readiness for direct End of first placement End of final placement practice Describe the role of the Recognise the role of the Be able to meet the social worker professional social worker requirements of the Describe the mutual in a of contexts professional regulator • roles and responsibilities Recognise the important Be able to explain the role in supervision role of supervision and of the social worker in a Describe the importance make an active of contexts and • of professional behaviour contribution uphold the reputation of Describe the importance Demonstrate the profession • of personal and professionalism in terms of Demonstrate an effective professional boundaries presentation, demeanour, and active use of Demonstrate ability to reliability, honesty and supervision for • learn, using a range of respectfulness accountability, approaches With guidance take professional reflection and Describe the importance responsibility for managing development • of emotional resilience in your own time and work Demonstrate social work load effectively professionalism in of Be able to show presentation, demeanour, awareness of personal reliability, honesty and and professional respectfulness boundaries Take responsibility for With guidance recognise managing your time and your limitations and how to workload effectively and seek advice begin to prioritise your Recognise and act on own activity including learning needs in supervision time response to practice Recognise the impact of experience self in interaction with Show awareness of own others making appropriate safety, health, wellbeing use of personal and emotional resilience experience and seek advice as Be able to recognise and necessary maintain personal and Identify concerns about professional boundaries practice and procedures Recognise your and how they can be professional limitations questioned and how to seek advice Demonstrate a commitment to your
The PCF in relation to placement 3.3: The Level Descriptors Professionalism Social workers are members of an internationally recognised profession, a title protected in UK law. Social workers demonstrate professional commitment by taking responsibility for their conduct, practice and learning, with support through supervision. As representatives of the social work profession they safeguard its reputation and are accountable to the professional regulator. Readiness for direct practice End of first placement End of final placement Describe the role of the social worker • Describe the mutual roles and responsibilities in supervision • Describe the importance of professional behaviour • Describe the importance of personal and professional boundaries • Demonstrate ability to learn, using a range of approaches • Describe the importance of emotional resilience in social work Recognise the role of the professional social worker in a of contexts Recognise the important role of supervision and make an active contribution Demonstrate professionalism in terms of presentation, demeanour, reliability, honesty and respectfulness With guidance take responsibility for managing your own time and work load effectively Be able to show awareness of personal and professional boundaries With guidance recognise your limitations and how to seek advice Recognise and act on own learning needs in response to practice experience Show awareness of own safety, health, wellbeing and emotional resilience and seek advice as necessary Identify concerns about practice and procedures and how they can be questioned Be able to meet the requirements of the professional regulator Be able to explain the role of the social worker in a of contexts and uphold the reputation of the profession Demonstrate an effective and active use of supervision for accountability, professional reflection and development Demonstrate professionalism in of presentation, demeanour, reliability, honesty and respectfulness Take responsibility for managing your time and workload effectively and begin to prioritise your activity including supervision time Recognise the impact of self in interaction with others making appropriate use of personal experience Be able to recognise and maintain personal and professional boundaries Recognise your professional limitations and how to seek advice Demonstrate a commitment to your
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