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Student Placements

Types of Placement

Student Social Workers who are in year 2 often have placements with us shadowing staff working in the outreach service.

Health Care degree students can enjoy placements here.

Counselling students can build up their counselling hours whilst on placement and SACMHF will pay for their Clinical Supervision. 

School Placements have been offered to young people who are in year 11.

Universities

SACMHF has supported students from Birmingham City University and Wolverhampton University.

Published: 22nd November, 2018

Updated: 28th March, 2019

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