M6 Work With Other Professionals

[Moonchyme]

It's about working in co-operation with other professionals in order to provide a better service for families with young children.

 

 

The two ranges for professionals are:

 

a) "those within the same professional grouping as the candidate"

 

"those from different professions"

 

 

So far I have written about:

nursery workers

speech therapists

teachers

area senco

occ therapists

sure start/early yrs

social workers

child/parent advocates

portage

case conference/core group chairperson

child dev unit

ofsted

ed psychologist

police

health visitor/school nurse

doctor

educational welfare officer

counsellors

 

Can someone tell me if that just covers range A or do any of them cover B and if so which ones? I think police, doctor and ed psy cover B but I just want to check with you clever people so I dont look a complete pilchard when I hand this unit in.

 

Thanks in advance

Sarah x

[Guest]

The answer you seek depends what professional role you are in.

 

I would hazard a guess that a) are people you work with on a daily basis and are people you work with from other agencies, possibly who you only contact/work with occasionally.

( but don't quote me)

 

Peggy

[Guest]

p.s. Impressed with your long list

 

good luck when you hand it in.

 

Peggy

[Sue R]

Peggy is spot on with her 'guess' - and your list is, as she says, marvellous!!

 

Sue

[Moonchyme]

Thanks Peggy,

 

I was on the wrong track I think I thought it was that

A was people who worked specifically in childcare and

B was people that worked with general public/other jobs

 

I didn't even think about writing about work colleagues!! And as I'm a playgroup assastant/playscheme & out of school supervisor I guess that puts my whole list in the B category lol.

 

I guess my last few remaining pc's in this unit had better be about my setting colleagues then.

 

Thanks again,

 

Sarah xxx

 

Ps. the only reason its a long list is because I've discovered bullet points!

[Sue R]

That's a thing with NVQ, sometimes the right 'answer' is so obvious it seems silly!!

 

Sue