Another really helpful video 😊, P.S - currently in my second month of pwp training, and I just wanted to say a big thank you. Your videos literally helped me soo much to secure the job❤️
Aww thank you that's so great to hear! Congrats on getting the training role and I'm so happy you found these videos useful 🥰 really it was just your amazing self though!!
Thank you so much for this video! So helpful. I had a question about becoming a PWP. I am having a difficult time finding job postings for trainee positions (I have been looking on NHS jobs). Are they really that rare or is there a specific month where they are more frequently available? In terms of experience I have been an autism/learning disability support worker for a year now and have recently started volunteering for a mental health text helpline (remote). Would that be enough valid experience to become a pwp? Thank you!
Hi Natalia, thank you for such an informative video. It’s been immensely helpful. This is a long shot but I’m struggling with the supporting statement. I thought I had hit all the person specs but I’ve been rejected. I was wondering if there was any chance you could read it and provide any suggestions. Of course, only if you have the time. Thank you! 😊
I have a question, if anyone knows anything, feel free to comment underneath! :) I am currently applying to trainee PWP and CWP roles. Is there a maximum you can apply for? As I have come across PWP roles which asked me to state two of my preferences and a CWP role ( both of which are taught at the same uni) so idk if my applications will clash ?
I don’t know who told me this but someone told me to mention the NICE guidelines - is this relevant? I’ve worked as assistant psychologist in CAMHS and HCA this is the next adventure and role I want
I mean it could be relevant, depends what the person specification says! You don't need to but saying something about how you've worked based on NICE guidelines or something could be good 😊
Another really helpful video 😊,
P.S - currently in my second month of pwp training, and I just wanted to say a big thank you. Your videos literally helped me soo much to secure the job❤️
Aww thank you that's so great to hear! Congrats on getting the training role and I'm so happy you found these videos useful 🥰 really it was just your amazing self though!!
Hi Hannah, would really love some tips and what helped you when writing the Supporting statement for PWP, and at interview stage?
Really clear and helpful, thank you! Appreciate the work that went into this ☺
Ah I'm glad that you liked it and think it helpful! 😊 Very kind of you to say
Thank you Natalia!
Thank you so much for this video! So helpful.
I had a question about becoming a PWP. I am having a difficult time finding job postings for trainee positions (I have been looking on NHS jobs). Are they really that rare or is there a specific month where they are more frequently available?
In terms of experience I have been an autism/learning disability support worker for a year now and have recently started volunteering for a mental health text helpline (remote). Would that be enough valid experience to become a pwp? Thank you!
Hi Natalia, thank you for such an informative video. It’s been immensely helpful. This is a long shot but I’m struggling with the supporting statement. I thought I had hit all the person specs but I’ve been rejected. I was wondering if there was any chance you could read it and provide any suggestions. Of course, only if you have the time. Thank you! 😊
I have a question, if anyone knows anything, feel free to comment underneath! :) I am currently applying to trainee PWP and CWP roles. Is there a maximum you can apply for? As I have come across PWP roles which asked me to state two of my preferences and a CWP role ( both of which are taught at the same uni) so idk if my applications will clash ?
I don’t know who told me this but someone told me to mention the NICE guidelines - is this relevant?
I’ve worked as assistant psychologist in CAMHS and HCA this is the next adventure and role I want
I mean it could be relevant, depends what the person specification says! You don't need to but saying something about how you've worked based on NICE guidelines or something could be good 😊