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Norfolk County Council Social Work Apprenticeships : Delivery of Training

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The University of East Anglia has been awarded a contract to deliver a three-year social work apprenticeship programme for Norfolk County Council. Running from October 2, 2026, to August 30, 2029, the initiative is designed to help apprentices develop essential knowledge, skills, and values through a blended approach of university-based education and practical work experience. This hands-on training will be conducted within the local authority, specifically providing exposure to both Adult Social Services and Children's Services. The total value of the contract is 48,780 pounds, including VAT. This procurement was conducted below the required threshold and was awarded without competition. The programme ensures that apprentices receive a comprehensive professional foundation by integrating academic learning with direct application in critical social service sectors.

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University of East Anglia delivers social work apprenticeships for Norfolk County Council until 2029.

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A 3-year apprenticeship programme that will support Norfolk County Council SWK Apprentices to develop their knowledge, skills and values through a combination of university-based learning and work based learning within the local authority, including time in both Adult Social Services and Children's Services.

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