Professional Writing and Documentation in Social Services 26 Feb 2025
26 Feb 2025
Date, Time & Venue
Date & Time
26 Feb 2025 ( 9.30am to 5.30pm )
Venue
Block 324 Clementi Avenue 5, #01-209 Singapore 120324
Registration
Programme Details
- Synopsis
- Programme Outline
- Key Takeaways
- Who Should Attend
- Our Trainers
This course is designed to equip social service practitioners with the skills to communicate effectively about their practice through professional writing and documentation. Participants will learn various writing techniques, ethical considerations and the use of documentation in collaborating across interdisciplinary teams and advocating for the needs of clients.
1.Introduction to Professional Writing and
Documentation
• Importance of professional writing in social
work practice
• Types of written communication in practice
2 Documentation contexts and techniques
• Documentation for different audiences
• Documentation techniques
• Structuring effective assessment, case
notes and reports
3. Ethical principles and collaborative approaches in
documentation
• Ethical principles guiding writing and
documentation in social work
• Strategies for effective written
communication for interdisciplinary practice
• Written techniques for advocacy
• Confidentiality and data security
- Understand the importance of professional writing and documentation
in social work practice - Utilize different writing techniques based on the purpose and target
audience - Apply ethical principles and collaborative approaches to writing and
documentation - Demonstrate proficiency in writing clear, concise and objective
documentation
New social service practitioners with less than 2 years in experience
Jean has a strong interest and passion for sustainable and systemic cross-sector solutioning for change. This arose from her past experiences in reviewing, redesigning and developing community-based interventions involving volunteers and partners.
Jean also believes in the importance of capacity building so that staff, volunteers and service users can then go on to do more with who they are and what they have. Jean was conferred the Promising Social Worker Award in 2012.
Prior to her posting to lead a preschool-based preventive development model of work with Circle of Care under Care Corner Singapore, Jean worked in the family services sector and was the agency head for two family service centres.
Course Fees
Employer / Self-Sponsored
$400
$280
$360
PCG Claim
PCG Claim is open to participants who meet the following criteria and conditions:
1. Must be employed and sponsored for the course by a Social Service Agency (SSA) affiliated to the National Council of Social Service (NCSS); and
2. Must attain at least 75% attendance failing which he/she or his/her employer will have to pay the FULL course fee.
Payment Method
If you are sponsored by your employer, please seek approval from your Supervisor to attend the course before you register. In the event of any discrepancies, you will be liable for the course fee
For E-payments, please email to training@sasw.org.sg your payment voucher quoting invoice no., course title, course run date and date of payment.
Registration
The registrant will receive an acknowledgement receipt via email. Please allow up to 5 working days for processing of
registration. Upon confirmation of participation, the HR/department administrator (i.e. contact person)/registrant will receive a course confirmation notice and invoice from SASW-FRTC via email.
As registrations are accepted on a first-come-first-served basis, you are advised to register early.