Navigating Social Work Placements: Tips and Experiences

Key themes: Social work UK, social work placement, social work students tips.
Embarking on a social work placement can be an exhilarating yet daunting endeavor. This video is an attempt to ease the transition, offering a variety of practical tips to help you make the most of your placement experience. These insights have been gathered through personal experiences and the valuable feedback from a community of social work students and professionals. From managing your time effectively, embracing shadowing opportunities, to building a supportive network and being proactive, each tip shared aims to equip you with a practical understanding of how to navigate the unique challenges and opportunities a placement brings.
In a collaborative effort, I have joined hands with the Student Social Work Hub and the Social Work Bohemians to bring you a discussion enriched with diverse perspectives. Throughout the video, you'll hear about strategies to balance academic requirements with on-the-ground practice, the importance of seeking and providing feedback, and the imperative of reflective practice.
Moreover, the video touches on the notion of being a radical social worker within statutory services, a discussion I am keen to continue exploring with the community.
Your journey through the social work placement is not just about honing professional skills but is also a path of self-discovery. So, take a moment to watch, reflect, and engage with the content. I invite you to share your thoughts, experiences, and tips in the comments section below to continue enriching this crucial dialogue. And if you find this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for updates on future videos. Together, let’s foster a community that supports one another through the intricate journey of social work education and practice.
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[@Annatarom]

Thank you for your contributions, they are very valuable. You are a wonderful person

[@KayleighRoseEvans]

Thank you Sergio. That's really kind and encouraging for me :)

[@hellomynameisemma2478]

People like you inspire us students Kayleigh!!!! Thank you xx

[@KayleighRoseEvans]

Thanks so much Emma 🥰

[@ceekay4413]

Thank you for this 🙌🙌

[@KayleighRoseEvans]

Thanks for watching :D