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...adults through volunteering programmes, guided walks and workshop activities. The Parks Trust team have witnessed the way in which people use local parks change through time, as when the city was designed, most people walked to their local park. Now many people drive across the city to visit their favourite spots. The Parks Trust advises that when visiting a park further...

...adult nursing. However, as the NA programme is not a specific field, she applied and was accepted on the programme in 2019. Amy was the first NA to qualify and work in paediatrics in her Trust. Amy recognises that she grew as the role evolved and being a new unknown position, she had to learn to advocate for herself to get the learning experiences that she needed. As a...

...adults in the UK own a mobile phone; and over three-quarters of those are smartphones. And while mobile phones were originally designed to facilitate phone calls on the go, Deloitte’s mobile consumer survey (2016) suggests a third of smartphone users don’t actually make traditional voice calls at all. Instead, our phones are used as mobile computers, for checking...

...adult services teams. You can find more details about the research project using the links at the end of this course. The project also involved social work students, social work managers and service users. Figure 3 below details the data that was collected for this research study. [A visual diagram of eight boxes split into two rows.] Figure 3 The Writing in Social Work...