Skills by Occupation

legal requirements in the social sector assess the development of youth tolerate stress company policies manage stress in organisation listen actively apply anti-oppressive practices manage social crisis involve service users and carers in care planning work within communities prepare youths for adulthood consider social impact of actions on service users deliver social services in diverse cultural communities apply decision making within social work promote service users' rights apply socially just working principles have computer literacy provide social counselling refer social service users develop professional identity in social work meet standards of practice in social services communicate with social service users undertake continuous professional development in social work communicate professionally with colleagues in other fields engage with offenders conduct interview in social service advocate for social service users prevent social problems negotiate with social service stakeholders apply problem solving in social service make legislation transparent for users of social services cooperate at inter-professional level organise social work packages review social service plan follow health and safety precautions in social care practices adhere to organisational guidelines apply crisis intervention apply quality standards in social services apply person-centred care promote the safeguarding of young people delegate activities relate empathetically build helping relationship with social service users manage ethical issues within social services demonstrate leadership in social service cases assess offenders' risk behaviour social sciences communicate with youth contribute to protecting individuals from harm support the positiveness of youths apply case management report on social development restorative justice handle conflicts apply holistic approach within social services plan social service process provide testimony in court hearings protect vulnerable social service users promote inclusion negotiate with social service users social work theory reflect on practice promote social change adolescent psychological development social justice apply organisational techniques address problems critically develop professional network accept own accountability maintain records of work with service users empower social service users assess social service users' situation work in partnership with social services users child protection work in a multicultural environment in health care

advise on conflict management criminal law