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28th August 2008
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18th-20th September 2008
30th June-4th July 2008
21th–22th April 2008
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Working Group 1 - Educational Opportunities
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The Educational Opportunities Group will developed the following outputs:
Training Courses and Professional Development for Social Work Actors
The training courses will address social work teachers and professionals in order to develop social work education in all European countries.
The aim to develop core competences for European social work and help social workers achieve this will be addressed through professional
development courses. The courses intend to integrate both knowledge of social work practice with experience of pedagogical matters within higher
educational training. A minimum of six three/four day courses will be given during a period of 3 years. The courses will be open for approximately
25-50 participants from the network. They will also include local social work representation for dissemination and the generation of new regional
or topic specific knowledge.
The courses will be given in different regions in Europe and will be set up by partners from different countries. The courses will be held in a
broad range of thematic topics from social policy, social work methods and skill training. The courses will be held in English though interpreters
may be used to improve access. In order to be sensitive to the needs and open for suggestions from the European partners the final topics will be
decided after the first annual meeting.
International courses in Social Work for European Students
In order to enhance the European idea of social work, access to a common social work curriculum plan will be offered to approximately 100 students
from all European countries, annually. Representatives from social work across the world will be invited to participate. The learning methods will
include: group and experiential methods, case-study and textual learning, self directed learning, e-learning and extended reflexive participation
activities such as multi-method Summer Schools. Methods will highlight inclusivity, proactiveness and mutual exchange. Teachers and students from
all partner institutions will be involved and will improve the tuning activities.
Offer of practitioner training in Social Work
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During 2006 the EUSW WG1 will work:
- to devise a training course for Social Work practitioners in any EU country;
- to offer this course through the hosting of an EUSW partner agency.
Expression of interest in contributing to training
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The EUSW training work group is inviting partners to identify training needs for Social Work practitioners in their Country.
Working Group Report
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Conference in Göteborg (Sweden), 25th-27th April 2007 European perspectives meet Swedish experiences "Listening - the essence of social work and care?"
- Conference flyer
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- Conference Web site
www.fouivast.com
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