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Welcome to the General Social Care Council (GSCC), the first regulator of the social care workforce in England. Our aim is to promote the highest standards in social care for the benefit and protection of people who use social care services, their carers and the general public.
The social care workforce is undergoing its biggest transformation for 30 years. The GSCC is playing a part in this transformation and, as the regulator for the social care workforce, is putting the needs of service users at the heart of everything it does. The GSCC launched the first codes of practice for the workforce in September 2002 and has begun the task of registering the estimated 1.5 million social care workers in England.
To access the GSCC’s website click here.
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Rotherham social worker found guilty of misconduct and removed from register
11 March 2008
New checks for wider social care workforce will help drive up standards
31 January
Is Post-Registration Training and Learning doing its job?
25 January 2008
The General Social Care Council 'GSCC' has begun a review of its arrangements for Post-Registration Training and Learning 'PRTL'.
14 January 2008
Remove requirement for social workers to declare health conditions, says GSCC
9 January 2008
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