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Professional Educator (Part Time, 28 hours)

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About The Role
This is a rewarding workforce development role for an experienced children's social worker who is passionate about supporting others to learn, grow and succeed.
As a Professional Educator, you will play a significant role in shaping the development of our workforce by:
- Training, coaching, and supporting social workers and leaders across Children's Social Care.
- Providing supervision and support to Early Career Practitioners and Newly Qualified Social Workers (NQSWs) throughout their Assessed and Supported Year in Employment (ASYE).
- Leading and developing our Early Career Framework to ensure a high-quality learning experience.
- Supporting student social workers and promoting excellent practice placements.
- Identifying learning needs and practice development opportunities through quality assurance activity and feedback from practitioners.
- Translating research, legislation, and guidance into meaningful learning that strengthens practice.
- Working alongside leaders and practitioners to drive continuous improvement and embed best practice across the service.
- Designing and delivering engaging learning opportunities, workshops, and reflective spaces that encourage curiosity, confidence, and professional growth.
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This role combines social work expertise, teaching, coaching, leadership, quality assurance, and programme management. It is ideally suited to someone who enjoys developing people, influencing practice, and making a lasting impact beyond direct casework.


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Why Join Us?
This is an opportunity to be part of a service that values learning, reflection, and professional curiosity. You will be working closely with passionate colleagues who share a commitment to developing a skilled, confident, and compassionate workforce, helping to ensure that children and families receive the highest quality support at the moments they need it most.
For an informal discussion, please contact Shalini Abrol at Shalini.Abrol@royalgreenwich.gov.uk
Company: Royal Borough of Greenwich
Salary: PO6 - £54,267 to £57,402
Location: London (Greater), London (Greater)
Sector: Corporate Services, Corporate Management Team, Health and Social Care
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