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Recruitment round-up: top 10 tools to help with your recruitment activity

Skills for Care provides a range of information to support social care employers with their recruitment activity. We’ve rounded up ten of our top tools and resources to support you with your recruitment processes. Have a look below at what we offer and how this can help you to find, hire, and on-board new staff.

Offering meaningful work experience guide

Work experience can bring lots of benefits to adult social careemployers, and give people who are interested in joining oursector the opportunity to experience what it's really like. This guide has practical information and templates to support adult social care employers to provide meaningful work experience.

Setting up a new service

This guide helps employers join I Care...Ambassadors as a new service.

The State of the Adult Social Care Sector and Workforce 2023

The state of the adult social care sector and workforce in England report 2023.

A guide to being a personal assistant

This guide explains more about the PA role and has useful information for people already in the PA role.

Why learning and development matters and how you can #KeepLearning in 2024

As we launch our #KeepLearning campaign our CEO Oonagh Smyth discusses why it’s important to #KeepLearning and how Skills for Care can support you in 2024.

#CelebratingSocialCare: celebrations and milestones from adult social care providers

Throughout April we’re #CelebratingSocialCare and all the great work happening across the sector. We asked you to send in your good news stories and we’ll be sharing these throughout the month. Today we hear the story of some celebrations and award ceremonies from social care providers.

Skills for Care statement on Ministerial learning and development announcement

Oonagh Smyth, Skills for Care CEO responds to the Minister for Care's announcement about learning and development support.

New learning and development opportunities for 2022

As the new year begins it's the perfect time to start planning learning and development opportunities for your team to make use of this year.

Why learning and development matters

As we launch our ‘Learning and development matters’ campaign, our CEO Oonagh Smyth reflects on why learning and development is more important than ever and how Skills for Care can support you in 2025.