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SOCIAL WORK FAST TRACK PROGRAMMES - TRACKING RETENTION AND PROGRESSION

Department For Education Published 10 Jan 2018 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£232,007
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 73000000
Deadline1 Mar 2017
Contract start1 May 2017
Contract end30 Mar 2020
Procedureopen
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-3e96ed60-058c-4a4b-919a-6cba66fd99ab

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
Cardiff University £232,007 28 Mar 2017 active

description

The overall aim of this research study is to investigate the longer-term outcomes for Frontline cohorts 1 to 5 and Step Up cohorts 4 and 5, such as employment destinations, rate of career progression and retention within child and family social work; through tracking, surveying and interviewing.

The Contractor has agreed to use all reasonable endeavours (via tracking,
surveying and interviewing) to achieve the following objectives to identify:
1.the employment destinations and trajectories of fast-track graduates after they complete the Step Up or Frontline programmes;
2.the retention rates within social work over time for each of the fast-track cohorts;
3.whether fast-track graduates entering social work progress to supervision or leadership roles and if so, how quickly;
4.the longer team career plans and aspirations of fast-track graduates;
5.the destinations of fast-track graduates exiting the programmes before completion, those completing the programmes but choosing to not enter social work, and those entering social work but subsequently leaving, and why;
6.the push/ pull factors affecting retention in child and family social work amongst fast-track graduates;
7.whether the typology of career trajectories developed in previous Step Up studies are transferable to Frontline graduates, and what this typology says about supervising and managing the workforce;
8.the coping strategies employed by fast-track graduates and what impact these strategies could have on future workforce management.

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2 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
14 Feb 2017 Tender cancelled (tenderCancellation) · 740de591-a3dd-49d8-a5f7-883dbd2c58d6-130417
10 Jan 2018 Award update (awardUpdate) · 8f26d44e-9e0d-4210-b4fb-bcbf022c186e-190817

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