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Overview
About your course This integrated Degree Apprenticeship in Social Work will equip students with the knowledge, skills and values to practise as a social worker in the full range of social work settings. The course recognises that social issues become problems when social processes and institutions fail to meet the needs of individuals, groups and communities. Personal experience cannot be separated from the social, political and economic context in which social work is practised. In our teaching, we provide opportunities for students to develop an enquiring, analytical and creative approach to working with a range of people. The programme will build graduate knowledge and skills to study systematically and independently at degree level. The programme will support students to develop their theoretical understanding and ability to critically evaluate research evidence, which forms the foundation of effective social work practice. On completing the course, and registering with Social Work England, you will be a caring, sensitive, confident, autonomous, competent, critically reflective, reflexive and research-minded social work practitioner, committed to engaging in ethical and politically aware practice to change systems which preserve inequality, oppression and social exclusion. To study for this degree apprenticeship students will need to exhibit the following skills and behaviours: communicate openly, honestly and accurately listen to people and apply professional curiosity to evaluate and assess what information they need to gather provide quality advice, support or care treat people with compassion, dignity and respect and work together to empower positive change adapt approaches according to the situation and context commit to continuous learning within social work, with curiosity and critical reflection adhere to the Professional Standards (Social Work England, 2020).
Entry requirements
GCSE
C or above · Subjects: English Language, Mathematics
Other conditions
minimum_age · 19+ · Applicants aged 19 and above must have achieved, prior to onboarding, GCSE English Language at Grade C or above (Grade 4 for those sitting their GCSE from 2017 onwards) or equivalent.
Other conditions
work_experience · A minimum of 2 years work experience in health and social care or in a social work support role would be required.
Other conditions
occupational_health · A satisfactory occupational health check will also be required.
Other conditions
interview · You will need to provide evidence of your English certificate and if it meets the minimum requirement, you will be invited to an academic interview.
Fees
UK students: £9,790 per year
Start dates
January
Application deadline
via UCAS
Campus
Liverpool John Moores University, City Campus, Liverpool, United Kingdom
If you studied in United States
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Undergraduate
Academic
Degree entry High School Diploma, with a minimum GPA 3.0, plus one of the following: ACT with a score of 24. 2 APs with a grade of 3 or above - subject requirements may be stipulated for certain courses (for example, Physics and/or Maths for Engineering courses). International SAT score of 1100 (old SAT1).
English language
See the list below for the minimum grades required for each qualification. Please note: The grades shown are the minimum standards - courses may vary. IELTS Academic for UKVI from authorised test centres only Grade required (Minimum standards - courses may vary): 6.0 Overall with 5.5 in each component. Register: Book a new test on the British Council IELTS website. Trinity Integrated Skills in English II (ISEII) - B2 Level Grade required (Minimum standards - courses may vary): ISE II 90 overall with minimum of 80 in each skill. Further information: Visit Trinity College London’s Student information webpage. Trinity Integrated Skills in English III (ISEIII) - C1 Level Grade required (Minimum standards - courses may vary): ISE III 105 overall with minimum of 80 in each skill. LanguageCert Academic SELT Alignment to the CEFR and IELTS Grade required (Minimum standards - courses may vary): 65 overall, with no component below 60/100 (IELTS 6.0 equivalent) or 70 overall, with no component below 60/100 (IELTS 6.5 equivalent) Please note: The university does not accept Language Cert, Pearson Versant or ELLT…
From Liverpool John Moores University's published requirements for students from United States. Your counsellor confirms what applies to you.
Scholarships at Liverpool John Moores University
3 for this level
Early Bird Tuition Fee Discount£500.00 (US$ 646)
Sport Scholarship Scheme
Undergraduate International Achievement Scholarship£3,000.00 (US$ 3,874)
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