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What's in the CLF for social service workers and employers? |
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What’s in the CLF for social service workers?
- Supports induction and the recognition of your prior informal learning from experience.
- Helps you to identify and make informed decisions about your ongoing learning and development.
- Supports you to engage meaningfully with and gain the most from supervision, performance appraisal and personal development planning.
- Supports informed planning for career pathways and progression.
- Promotes learning as both formal and informal learning.
- Helps you to provide evidence of the impact your learning has had on your practice, eg for SVQ, Post Registration Training and Learning etc.
- Helps you to recognise and gain recognition for your progress and achievements and identify areas where you can further improve your practice.
- Promotes clarity about how you can expect your employer to support your learning.
- Promote the shared responsibility of both the individual and their employer in maximising the impacts of learning.
- Raises the status of the profession (in the broadest terms) by making explicit the complexity of what is needed for good practice.
- Helps you to meet your responsibilities set out in the Code of Practice for Social Service Workers.
What is in the CLF for employers?
- Helps you to systematically and fairly identify and meet the learning needs of all employees.
- Provides a framework for induction, supervision, life-long learning, performance appraisal and managing underperformance.
- Helps you to prepare workers for undertaking qualifications required for registration with the SSSC.
- Supports you to increase the capability and performance of your workforce.
- Can support recruitment, retention and succession planning.
- Provides a tool for demonstrating the impact of learning and development initiatives on practice.
- Supports the involvement of people who use services and their carers in the planning and delivery of personalised services, the development of staff and the continuous improvement of the service.
- Evidence collected through the use of the CLF can support self-evaluation, continuous improvement and provide evidence of improvement for external scrutiny, e.g. Care Inspectorate Quality Themes and statements, SWIA Performance Inspection Model.
- Enables more strategic decision-making into effective and efficient learning and development initiatives within and across organisations.
- Promotes and supports the building of learning organisations.
- Helps you to meet your responsibilities set out in the Code of Practice for Employers of Social Service Workers.
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