General Social Care Council website - www.gscc.org.uk

What is the General Social Care Council?

The General Social Care Council was established to draw up codes of practice for social care workers and employers, to establish a register of social care workers in England and to regulate social work training. The General Social Care Council is the regulatory body for England and each country in the UK - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - have their own social care regulatory body

Each of the social care regulatory bodies is responsible for creating a register of social care workers in their respective country with the aim of protecting service users, their carers and the general public. The General Social Care Council is also responsible for providing Letters of Verification to eligible internationally qualified social workers on behalf of the other three regulatory bodies.

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