Newly qualified social worker

About Haringey DIVERSITY: Haringey is the 5th most ethnically diverse borough in the country. Over 65% of residents come from non-White British communities. 190 different languages are spoken in Haringey schools. OFSTED: We are judged as lsquo;Overall lsquo;Good rsquo; for the FIRST TIME in 2023, since the formation of Children rsquo;s Service following the 2004 Children Act! Ofsted say that since the last full inspection in 2018, when we were judged as Requires Improvement, ldquo;that much of the service is now transformed rdquo; and that ldquo;the transformation seen is making a positive difference to most children rsquo;s lives rdquo;. Haringey had an Area SEND inspection in Feb 2024 of Haringey Local Area Partnership. This was a joint inspection by Ofsted and CQC of services and outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs and or disabilities. The inspectors gave Haringey the highest judgement, and found that, ldquo;the local area partnership rsquo;s special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) arrangements typically lead to positive experiences and outcomes for children and young people with SEND rdquo;. About the Role As a Newly Qualified Social Worker you can expect high quality support during your Assessed and Supported Year of Employment (ASYE). In Haringey we believe in growing and nurturing our Newly Qualified Social Workers, by providing a programme of tailored support to ensure that you feel confident in your practice and well cared for within the organisation. This includes regular peer-group learning sessions, supervision and guidance from your team-based assessor and mentor; a varied and interesting caseload; regular feedback on your practice and access to a range of resources and training via our Haringey Children #39;s Academy. Haringey are proud of our focus on evidence-based research in practice and have a range of tools available for Practitioners. If you have any queries about this role or would like to find out more, please contact ASYE Coordinator Sanjiv Daniel on (phone number removed)/ Working for Haringey This is a fantastic opportunity to join the Haringey ASYE programme under a full time, permanent contract. The ASYE programme is overseen by a dedicated ASYE Coordinator and you will receive regular supervision and #39;hub #39; style group learning sessions. About You Haringey are looking for a Newly Qualified Social Worker to join their ASYE programme. We are seeking individuals who are passionate about working collaboratively with families and young people and working in a relational and empathetic way. You must have a commitment to direct work and advocating for children and young people and a willingness to learn and accept feedback in a constructive manner. An NQSW in Haringey should be a positive communicator who can collaborate, influence and challenge with excellent verbal and written skills. You will have the opportunity to develop knowledge of the research, legislation and statutory responsibilities that underpin Children #39;s Social Care, and be able to work to a high standard, meet deadlines and contribute to a learning culture within your team. You will be proactive in building on your previous learning and experience. Some experience in children #39;s social care would be an advantage. Most importantly we are looking for someone who has an unwavering passion for social work, the vision and drive to change outcomes for children, young people and their families and the skills to be part of a team that inspires and supports stakeholders. Candidates must hold a relevant Social Work qualification and, in order to qualify for the ASYE programme, must have graduated after January 2022. Social Work England registration must be in place before a start date can be provided