ASYE Year in Social Work: An Overview!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In today's video, we dive into the Assessed and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE), a crucial phase for newly qualified social workers. Prompted by a valuable member of my Discord community of social workers, this discussion aims to demystify the ASYE experience, providing insights, personal reflections, and tips for thriving during this foundational year.
What We Cover:
The Basics of ASYE: Understanding the structure and purpose of the ASYE for social workers entering the profession.
Support and Development: How the ASYE provides tailored support, reflection time, and the importance of creating a professional portfolio through observations and supervision.
Personal Experience: My own journey through the ASYE, the challenges faced, and how it sculpted my professional identity and confidence in the field.
Community and Learning: The role of learning circles and the importance of community support during the ASYE.
Advice for Success: Practical tips for managing your ASYE year, including scheduling observations and leveraging feedback for growth.
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💡 Reflective Practice and Beyond:
We'll explore how reflective practices, feedback from service users, and continuous professional development play a crucial role in not just surviving but thriving in your ASYE year. Discover how to make the most of the learning opportunities and support available to you.
📘 Stay Informed and Grow:
Understanding frameworks like the PCF (Professional Capabilities Framework) and KSS (Knowledge and Skills Statements) will be highlighted to guide your development and self-assessment during this period.
🚀 Your Journey Matters:
Remember, the ASYE is not just about meeting expectations but embracing your unique strengths and contributions to the field of social work. We'll discuss how to balance learning with bringing your fresh perspectives and up-to-date knowledge to your team.
📝 Final Thoughts:
The ASYE may seem daunting, but with the right approach and mindset, it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. We'll wrap up with key takeaways to ensure you make the most of this critical year in your professional journey.
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This is perfect timing. Thank you!
That's brilliant to hear 😊
Thank you for sharing Kayleigh. Brilliant as usual. Can you please share a video on how to write a good critical incident analysis for a final year social work placement?
Brilliant thank you. I need to look into what these critical analysis pieces involve as a few people have asked! :)
@KayleighRoseEvans that would be great.. I am on my final year social work placement. The one I need to write has to cover elements such as safeguarding, risk, professional judgement and decision making. Thank you in advance
Ahh ok so do you pick an experience from your placement to reflect on in relation to this? Thanks 😊
@KayleighRoseEvans yes you pick a critical incident from you placement. It is not case study but an incident. You have to say why its a safeguarding one and have to link in risk management, professional judgement and decision making. Also include legal and policy frameworks.
@@AB-dx7rq hi ok that makes sense thanks 👍
It is saying the link doesn't exist 😢
Hi sorry about that. I have just updated the description box now with a link that works. Any issues let me know 😊