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Adults and Health Career Pathway

Introduction to Adults and Health

High quality care and support services are dependent upon a highly skilled, compassionate, and caring workforce, who feel understood and valued for their work and the vital impact that it has on people’s lives. Our key priority is ‘enabling the workforce’ to feel safe, supported and enabled to be themselves, be well and healthy and are confident to keep people in their own homes, families, jobs & communities.

Our workforce is critical to achieving high quality, person-centred care. We also support a lot of people to leave hospital in a timely manner. On average, we have about 2,500 people per year receiving longer term paid support, and a further 2,000 a year using temporary accommodation and needing tenancy related support. We also supported over 500 people to enable them to continue to care for loved ones and conducted over 900 safeguarding enquiries. The quality-of-care provision remains high with 82 percent of care homes and 100 percent of home care support being rated as good or outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) (Sep 22).

Day in the life….videos

Explore the Day in the Life videos to get an inside look at what a typical day is like for staff working in different teams within Adult Services at North Lincolnshire Council.

Career pathways

The section below is the teams and job roles within Adults and Health. We have provided examples of the apprenticeships available linked to relevant posts. With agreement, some posts can be offered as an apprenticeship. In addition, an apprenticeship can support progression to a higher role.

The apprenticeships are not an exhaustive list, they are examples of some of the opportunities available

  • Assistant Director
  • Hearing Impairment Officer –
  • Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • Senior Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • AMHP Officer –
  • Case Manager –
  • Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • Senior Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • AMHP / Senior Social Worker –
  • Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • Specialist Social Worker for Substance Misuse – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications
  • AMHP / Senior Social Worker –
  • Provider Management Assistant
  • Social Worker – Practice Educator / AMHP / BIA Qualifications

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Apprenticeships qualifications

Apprenticeships combine practical training in a job with study. As an apprentice you will:

  • Be an employee earning a wage and getting holiday pay
  • Work alongside experienced staff
  • Gain job-specific skills
  • Get time for training and study related to your role (at least 20 per cent of your normal working hours)

Apprenticeships take one to five years to complete depending on their level.

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Study

T Levels are a two-year programme offered to 16 to 19 year olds as an alternative to A Levels. They are taken after GSCE’s and equate to three A Levels.

T Levels linked to Adults & Health Service:

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Work experience

Work experience is available to undertake at North Lincolnshire Council, this is usually directed by the relevant manager linked to the type of work experience request.

We promote work experience opportunities by:

  • Liaising with school and college placement coordinators
  • Liaising with local the Job Centre
  • Attending employer forums
  • Attending school & college career events