Frontline Invitation to Tender HEI Validation

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The Frontline Organisation

Value

£800,000

Suppliers

Lancaster University

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Education and training services

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Submission Deadline

6 years ago

Published

8 months ago

Description

Frontline has recently published an Invitation to Tender for the validation of the Frontline programme. We are seeking an excellent HEI partner to validate our successful two-year Social Work programme. The contract is for a minimum of two cohorts, who will start the programme in 2020 and 2021, and has the potential to be extended for a further two cohorts.
 
The programme consists of a Post-Graduate Diploma in Social Work (120 credits) and a Master's in Advanced Relationship Based Social Work Practice with Children and Families (60 Credits). The programme is designed and delivered by Frontline, beginning with an intensive five-week taught summer residential, followed by a series of recall days, assessments, observations, and supervision carried out during the practice-based learning experience. The qualifying programme has been running for five years and this summer will see our fourth cohort graduate, and our sixth cohort begin the programme.

For more information please contact [email protected]

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The Frontline Organisation

Alice Lewis

[email protected]

07717 646354

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