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Developing a Professional Register. Steve Cosgrove and Mike Ashe PCA Conference – March 2013. RISK ASSURANCE MATRIX. Types of Register. Voluntary Register Statutory Register Employer-led Licensing. Basic Register. PROBATION WORKER REGISTER. Core Principles & Functions.
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Developing a Professional Register Steve Cosgrove and Mike Ashe PCA Conference – March 2013
Types of Register • Voluntary Register • Statutory Register • Employer-led • Licensing
Basic Register PROBATION WORKER REGISTER
Core Principles & Functions PROBATION WORKER REGISTER Principles: • Assure public protection • Assure quality of work • Affords credibility to the sector • Provides a Code of Ethics and Values for the sector • Demonstrates good use of public funds • Enhances professional status of sector Functions: • Coverage: England and Wales only • Rewards good practitioners (badge, award, certificate) • Supports and enhances the value of sector qualifications framework • Register those currently employed in sector
Code of Practice for Probation Workers PROBATION WORKER REGISTER Code of Ethics • Values • Public protection • Enforcement of court order • Rehabilitation of offenders • Principles • Commitment • Effective use of resources • Fairness • Value diversity • Personal qualities • Integrity • Competence • resilience Statement of Professional Conduct • Explicit statement of expectations • Work within the required legal framework • Breach of the Statement of Professional Conduct may lead to de-registration
Probation Workers on the Register PROBATION WORKER REGISTER Probation Workers on the Register: • Meet the agreed National Occupational Standards which describe the knowledge, competence and skills of good practice • Hold recognised and approved qualification(s) • Are recognised as sector professionals • Are committed to continuing competence (CPD) • Adhere to the Code of Practice for Probation Workers
BASIC REGISTRATION CRITERIA Y Y Employed in the Sector? PQF Qualified? Supervising offenders? Y N N N Pre Registration PROBATION WORKER REGISTER
PROBATION WORKER REGISTER DE-REGISTRATION & APPEALS Routine Registration check - employer - employee REGISTRATION DE- REGISTRATION Status Code X …… Y Disciplinary Z Public Safety APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATIION - individual - employer - code of ethics Employment Ends DISCIPLINARY - Termination of employment - Public Safety implication REVIEW OF DE-REGISTRATION CODING PRE-REGISTRATION
BASIC REGISTER[ENHANCED] PROBATION WORKER REGISTER EMPLOYER REGISTER
PROBATION WORKER REGISTER EMPLOYER REGISTER Employer Register • All registrations verified, endorsed and countersigned • Renewal registration check • Information about Public Safety related termination • Workforce Statistics and Research • Workforce Skills Report • Planning and Organising for Workforce Development • Peer organisation network
Public Access COMMISSIONER REGISTER PRE-REGISTERED EMPLOYER REGISTER PROBATION WORKER REGISTER PUBLIC
PROBATION WORKER REGISTER EMPLOYER REGISTER COMMISSIONER REGISTER PRE-REGISTERED PUBLIC A Drop-down menu for the Public • Is my Probation Officer registered? • What can I expect from my Probation Officer? • The Code of Ethics for Probation Staff. • Making a Complaint • Career opportunities and career pathways • What Training and Qualifications do I need? • Post-qualifying training • Continuous professional development • Are you interested in working in the sector? You can Pre-Register with us.
Workshop Questions • How should the Register be used to promote good practice in the sector? • What sort of interaction with the public should the Register provide?
Comprehensive Register EMPLOYER REGISTER PUBLIC PRE-REGISTERED PROBATION WORKER REGISTER COMMISSIONER REGISTER ASSOCIATE REGISTRATION SECTOR QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK
Developing the Probation Worker Register SECTOR QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION PRE-REGISTERED ASSOCIATE REGISTRATION PROBATION WORKER REGISTER
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CPD – Framework • Purpose of CPD to ensure • competence to practice • taking in knowledge, skills and practical experience. • Structure • Formal & structured • Informal & Self-directed • Renewal periods • 12m/24m/36m • CPD models • Accounts • Points • Hours • Quality assuring • Sampling • Qualifications • Code of practice for training providers
Developing the Employer Register SECTOR QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK Revised and new qualifications and Staff Development Strategies HR Data and Skills Needs Analysis COMMISSIONER REGISTER EMPLOYER REGISTER
What the employer gets EMPLOYER REGISTER • Up-to-date information about skills, qualifications, CPD and expiry dates. • Match vacancies to people who meet role requirements • Identify workforce skills gaps • Measure workforce training needs and requirements • Protection against litigation through verification of staff skills • Easy to provide audit data • Support and information
A Probation Institute Remit • Qualifications • Register • CPD • Research • Complaints Funding • Registrant fees • Employer fees • Fund raising Membership • Employers (public, private, third sector) • NOMS • Public • HE / SFJ / VQ • Unions / staff organisations Connections with other relevant bodies (e.g. Health, LA, Police etc)
Workshop Questions • What sort of CPD model should be used to underpin continuing competence? • What should be the remit of a Probation Institute? • How should the links between training providers (including qualifying training) and the Register be handled?
Feedback for the Report Email addresses: • stevecos@live.co.uk • mikeashe_uk@yahoo.co.uk Deadline for inclusion in the report: 3 April 2013