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Social Worker - Looked After Children

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Pertemps Network Group

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United Kingdom , South Wales

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Not provided

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Salary:

38.43 GBP / Hour

Job Description:

Social Worker - Looked After Children. 37 hours p/w, initial 3 month contract.

Requirements:

  • A degree in Social Work or equivalent
  • Registered with Social Care Wales
  • Experienced within Looked After Children
  • Completed relevant post-qualifying training
  • Enhanced DBS check
  • Excellent communication and written skills
What we offer:
  • Your Own Consultant
  • Simple, Online Registration
  • Exclusive Roles
  • Great Incentives
  • State of the Art Compliance
  • Fast, Reliable Payroll

Additional Information:

Job Posted:
December 11, 2025

Employment Type:
Fulltime
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