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Hey
Has anyone else got an interview for social work friday 23rd jan.
Any tips for the interview would be appreciated thanks
Reli dont know what to expect


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Hi, we would recommend that you are up to date on any current affairs and issues that involve the social care sector. In order to do this, here are some useful links which should be of interest to you:
http://www.communitycare.co.uk/
http://www.cypnow.co.uk/category/disciplines/social-care
http://www.theguardian.com/society/social-care
It is also advisable to have a look at varying views for different policies and be able to have a good discussion about today’s climate within the social care sector. It is also advisable to have some knowledge of any policy changes in the sector and to understand some of the laws regarding social work; https://www.gov.uk/government/topics/social-care
You should receive an article to read before the day. There will be a group discussion on the article. In addition to the group discussion there will also be an interview and a written assignment.
It is also essential that you show your commitment to equality and diversity with a non-discriminatory attitude.
We do hope you enjoy yourself on the day and get a lot out of the experience and visit. Best of luck and let us know if you have any other concerns or queries.
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Original post by University of Bradford
Hi, we would recommend that you are up to date on any current affairs and issues that involve the social care sector. In order to do this, here are some useful links which should be of interest to you:
http://www.communitycare.co.uk/
http://www.cypnow.co.uk/category/disciplines/social-care
http://www.theguardian.com/society/social-care
It is also advisable to have a look at varying views for different policies and be able to have a good discussion about today’s climate within the social care sector. It is also advisable to have some knowledge of any policy changes in the sector and to understand some of the laws regarding social work; https://www.gov.uk/government/topics/social-care
You should receive an article to read before the day. There will be a group discussion on the article. In addition to the group discussion there will also be an interview and a written assignment.
It is also essential that you show your commitment to equality and diversity with a non-discriminatory attitude.
We do hope you enjoy yourself on the day and get a lot out of the experience and visit. Best of luck and let us know if you have any other concerns or queries.


Thankyou for that information..
That helped.
The only issue i have is am struggling with current issues..the one i was looking at a article on community care was whistleblowing and how s.workers may have to ignore concerns or raise concerns because of the consequences after.
I still feel a little vaque..its the current issues that im struggling with..


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Original post by geek_22
Thankyou for that information..
That helped.
The only issue i have is am struggling with current issues..the one i was looking at a article on community care was whistleblowing and how s.workers may have to ignore concerns or raise concerns because of the consequences after.
I still feel a little vaque..its the current issues that im struggling with..


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Original post by geek_22
Hey
Has anyone else got an interview for social work friday 23rd jan.
Any tips for the interview would be appreciated thanks
Reli dont know what to expect


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Hi, How did the interview go?

Mine is April the 16th for social work too, do you have any tips you could give me?

(im getting quite nervous)

thanks :smile:
Original post by sarasbridges
Hi, How did the interview go?

Mine is April the 16th for social work too, do you have any tips you could give me?

(im getting quite nervous)

thanks :smile:


I know your question was addressed to geek_22 but thought I’d just try an ease your nerves...

As mentioned earlier Social Work BA (Hons) applicants are advised to be up to date with current affairs that involve the social care sector. Here are some useful links which should hopefully help you:

http://www.communitycare.co.uk/

http://www.cypnow.co.uk/category/disciplines/social-care

http://www.theguardian.com/society/social-care

I know I’m repeating myself but it is important to be able to have a good discussion about today’s climate within the social care sector. It is advisable to have some knowledge of any policy changes in the sector and to understand some of the laws regarding social work. Again, this link should help:

https://www.gov.uk/government/topics/social-care

All Social Work BA (Hons) applicants are sent an article to read before the Applicant Visit Day. There will be a group discussion on the article. Additionally there will be an interview and a written assignment.

If you have any further concerns or queries relating to the day and what to expect please feel free to PM me or post below. Alternatively you’re welcome to contact our Admissions Department directly at [email protected].

I hope you enjoy the day and you’re not worrying about it too much. Good luck!
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Original post by sarasbridges
Hi, How did the interview go?

Mine is April the 16th for social work too, do you have any tips you could give me?

(im getting quite nervous)

thanks :smile:


Heya it went fine.its a really relaxed process from what i remember it was 6 questions and.from what i can remember they asked about qualities needed for social work and any recent issues.your aware of...they also asked something about anti discriminatory practice.and anti oppressive practice.if i can remember the others i will let u knw..but its a relaxed process..
Oh and make sure to go over the article thoroughly.
Honestly dont worry..i was also really nervous and thought i wont be offered a place..but received one in a few days.
Good luck

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Original post by sarasbridges
Hi, How did the interview go?

Mine is April the 16th for social work too, do you have any tips you could give me?

(im getting quite nervous)

thanks :smile:


Good luck today! I hope you enjoy the day and if you have any follow up questions that you forgot to ask when visiting feel free to get in touch.

Let us know how it goes :smile:
Reply 8
Hi

I've been offered a place on the MA Social Work at University of Bradford, Sept 15 start and I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me how many students there are on average on this course?

Thanks
Sam
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Original post by sam011
Hi

I've been offered a place on the MA Social Work at University of Bradford, Sept 15 start and I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me how many students there are on average on this course?

Thanks
Sam


Hi
I think its 25 or 35
I asked not long ago was either 25 or 35 as far as i can remember tbh.
Original post by sam011
Hi

I've been offered a place on the MA Social Work at University of Bradford, Sept 15 start and I was wondering if anyone would be able to tell me how many students there are on average on this course?

Thanks
Sam


Original post by geek_22
Hi
I think its 25 or 35
I asked not long ago was either 25 or 35 as far as i can remember tbh.


For this year’s intake there are approximately 28 places available for our Social Work MA course.

The number of bursaries available has not yet been finalised however, our Admissions Team have confirmed that there will not be 28.

All successful applicants who think that they will meet the requirements set by the NHSBSA are advised to apply for the social work bursary. In June 2015, the University will nominate successful applicants to the NHSBSA in rank order according to scores achieved during the selection process. Scores will be generated from an individual interview and written exercise.

Further information regarding bursaries should be sought from the NHSBSA, directly at: http://www.nhsbsa.nhs.uk/Students/841.aspx or on 0300 330 1342 / 0191 279 0569.

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