Practice Development series sign-up form

We are delighted to have you join the Practice Development Series 2026.

A series of online workshops delivered across three months; the Practice Development Series aims to build the social work sector profession and subsequently protect children at risk of harm by providing better services to support them. In this series we are holding four one-hour morning sessions, and you can attend as many as you like.

Benefits:

Update and enhance your professional practice knowledge and skills
Connect and interact with a network of like-minded social work and sector professionals across the country
Access free continuous professional development (CPD) to fill their Social Work England (SWE) registration requirements

If you have any questions or require adjustments to the sign up process, please contact the team at fellowship@thefrontline.org.uk with the subject line: Practice Development Series 2026.

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First Name

Last Name

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Mobile Number

Work email address

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Current job title

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Are you a Practice Educator?

A practice educator is defined as a social worker who supports, teaches and assesses a student while on placement. They are a mentor, teacher, assessor and supervisor and a consistent presence to ensure the student feels safe and secure whilst on their placement.

Are you interested in becoming a Practice Educator in the future?

Which of these sessions are you interested in attending?

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Diversity and Inclusion

The questions below will help us monitor and ensure that recruitment is equitable and inclusive with the aim of ensuring diversity amongst the series' attendees.

By completing these questions you are giving us your consent to collect and process this data.

You will be required to provide a response to each of those questions, but you may choose to answer 'prefer not to say' to opt out of any question.

What best describes your gender?

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Do you consider yourself to have a disability? (The Equality Act defines ‘disability’ as a mental or physical impairment that has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on a person’s ability to carry out day to day activities.)

Which option best describes the nature of your disability?

If you selected 'other', please describe here

What is your ethnic group?

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Accessibility

The following questions are to help us identify accessibility requirements. Please consider this is a online workshop series.

If you wish to disclose any requirements at a later stage or if your circumstances change, you can let the team know at any time.

Do you have any accessibility requirements?

Please give details and let us know of any adjustments you may require

Hope to learn

Please tell us what you hope to learn from the session(s) and how you would like this to influence your professional skills? (maximum 250 words).

Please tell us about what you hope to benefit professionally from the session (s).