Practice-led learning, ready when your team is.
Free social work learning pathways with video, reflective prompts, facilitator notes and CPD-ready materials — designed to move easily from screen to team room.
A useful video is only the start. The Hub turns practice-led content into structured learning that a manager, practice educator or lecturer can pick up and use.
Everything is free to use for learning and reflection. Resources complement — rather than replace — local policy, professional judgement and statutory guidance.
How to use the hub
Individual CPD
Watch, reflect and evidence your learning
Team Meetings
Use a video and discussion pack in a 30-60 minute session
ASYE Sessions
Structured learning for newly qualified social workers
University Teaching
Practice-based discussion material for students
Lunch and Learn
Quick, informal learning sessions for busy teams
Resource library
Choose a practice area, then use the session structure that fits the time you have. Each pathway is built to be practical, reflective and easy to facilitate.
Mental Capacity Act and Best Interests
Use role-play and analysis videos to support reflective discussion, practice confidence and CPD around mental capacity assessment.
Open MCA Resource →Adult Safeguarding
A practical safeguarding refresher for team meetings, individual CPD and reflective discussion around professional curiosity and making safeguarding personal.
Open Safeguarding Resource →Assessment, Recording and Case Notes
Practical resources to support clearer, more strengths-based assessment and recording. Includes before-and-after wording exercises and team calibration activities.
Open Recording Resource →ASYE and Early Career Practice
Support confidence, reflection and professional identity in the early years of social work. Resources for ASYE programmes, practice educators and universities.
Open ASYE Resource →Professional Identity, Social Media and Boundaries
Reflective resources on professional identity, digital professionalism and acting with integrity online. Developed with reference to Social Work England professional standards.
Open Professional Identity Resource →AI in Social Work: Opportunity, Risk and Professional Judgement
Practice-led AI literacy for social work: opportunity, confidentiality, bias, professional judgement, meaningful human oversight and safe local use.
Open AI in Social Work Resource →For organisations, training leads and educators
The Hub is designed for organisations that want useful learning without asking every manager or educator to build a session from scratch. Selected pathways include 30, 60 and 90-minute formats, facilitator notes, worksheets and CPD reflection materials.
Resources can be used in team learning, ASYE programmes, learning weeks, university teaching and professional development events. They support learning and reflection while keeping local policy and statutory guidance central.
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View speaking options →Practice Learning Hub - last updated August 2026. Resources created by Kayleigh Rose Evans.