Court Skills & Legal Training for Children's Social Workers
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The course contains in-depth descriptions and definitions of the proceedings and people involved in family courts and youth courts. It is suitable for any one working with children and young people who are involved in cases going through these courts.
Course Level: Intermediate
Duration: 2-3 Hours
Accreditation: CPD Certified
Certificate: Self-Printed Certificate
Description
This court training course is designed for all those working with children and young people who have to attend court hearings or become involved with legal processes that could result in court attendance.
This training will help to give learners the skills they need to successfully negotiate these complex situations and aims to help alleviate any fears or concerns they might have.
What does this Court Skill Online Training cover?
During this court skills training learners will cover the following topic areas:
- Descriptions of both youth courts and family courts
- The role of social workers in children's courts
- Family court pre-proceedings, and the documentation and meetings involved
- How to write court reports, including presentation, context and writing style
- Care proceedings, what happens in such proceedings, and the possible outcomes
- Definition of the outcomes such as a placement order, a supervision order, and a care order
- Descriptions of the role of officials involved in a court case, such as judges, recorders, magistrates, clerks and others
- The Children’s Guardian, appointed by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Services
- How to prepare for appearing in court
- Gathering evidence for court
- Giving evidence in court
- Cross-examination, scrutiny and challenge
The legal training for social workers course includes definitions and descriptions of the topic areas.
This training also includes interactive challenges to check learners’ knowledge and allow them to apply their learning to their own work environment.
Legilsation covered in this course includes:
- Family Justice Review (November 2011)
What you'll learn
- What needs to be in place before a public law case in initiated
- An understanding of the care proceeding process and the possible outcomes
- Who is present in a family court
- How to Identify how to prepare for family court hearings
Suitable for
- Social Workers
- Care Workers
- Teachers
- Teaching Assistants
Certification
Frequently Asked Questions
A social worker will be working directly with vulnerable children and families to advise the family courts on the best course of action for the child or young person. At the heart of this they will provide case analysis and recommendations to the court.
This course will outline how to write court reports, including presentation, context and writing style, gathering and giving evidence in court and many more topics.
For more resources and articles on the different roles of a social worker, see here.
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