youth worker

ESCO occupation · 73 essential, 0 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.

Essential skills

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

Other matches: youth centre manager · juvenile correctional officer · social worker · youth offending team worker · youth programme director

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