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Workforce Development
London Borough of Barnet
North London Business Park
Oakleigh Road South
London
N11 1NP
Phone number
020 8359 6393
020 8359 6395
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0870 889 7445
Workforce development
Our multi-agency Workforce Strategy Group has continued to lead the development of the skills and knowledge of our workforce through a diverse range of collaborative learning and development initiatives. Our focus on common and practical recruitment approaches enhances outcomes for children and young people in Barnet.
In this section of the site you will find information on our training opportunities along with information about the varied types of vocational roles working with children and young people.
New challenges in child protection - understanding the issues and promoting an agenda for change
Barnet’s sixth annual multi-agency children’s workforce conference – New challenges in child protection - understanding the issues and promoting an agenda for change - was held on 24 October 2012.
Approximately 160 children’s workforce attended the conference which was hosted by Kate Kennally, Director of Adult Social Care and Interim Director of Children’s Service.
- Building on success through effective multi-agency working – one year on; delivered by Kate Kennally, Director of Adult Social Care and Interim Director of Children’s Services
- Disorganised attachment and child maltreatment; delivered by Professor David Shemmings, Professor of Social Work at the University of Kent’s School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research and Co-Director of the university’s new Centre for Child Protection
- A Victim's Perspective of Online Grooming: Features and Recommendations for Effective Child Protection; delivered by Helen Whittle, Child Exploitation and On-line Protection Centre (CEOP)
- Developing an effective response to neglect and emotional harm to children and young people; delivered by Dr Ruth Gardner, Head of Strategy and Development for the neglect theme at NSPCC and is Honorary Visiting Fellow at the University of East Anglia.
