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We are currently recruiting on behalf of Kent County Council for a Qualified Social Worker to join the Child Safeguarding & Welfare Team (CSWT) in Kingshill. This is a frontline childrens social work role for an experienced practitioner confident in handling complex cases, managing risk, and driving outcomes for vulnerable children and families.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a high-performing team with a strong emphasis on multi-agency working, manageable caseloads, and a supportive team culture.
Key Requirements:Must be a Qualified Social Worker registered with Social Work England
Minimum 3 years experience in a frontline safeguarding or CP/CIN team
Strong assessment, planning, and court work skills
Able to attend the Kingshill office at least twice per week
Confident, resilient, and committed to best practice
Up to £38 per hour (LTD)
Long-term contracts with opportunity for extension
Hybrid working and flexible arrangements
Stable and supportive team environment
Regular supervision and training opportunities
Access to roles in every local authority across England and Wales
1-to-1 support from a dedicated consultant throughout your placement
Flexible working arrangements depending on the role
Hourly rates of up to £42 per hour depending on experience and location
Opportunities to upskill and take on leadership or specialist roles
£250 referral bonus when you introduce another Qualified Social Worker we successfully place
We are also recruiting now for the following Qualified Social Work roles in Kent:
SW CSWT Isle of Sheppey (Up to £38 p/h)
SW CIC Whitstable/Broadstairs (Up to £38 p/h)
SW AST East Kent (Up to £38 p/h)
Whether youre looking for frontline safeguarding work, looked-after children roles, or adolescent support, we have a role to match your skills and availability.
Apply now and a consultant will be in touch to discuss this roleand others that may be the perfect fit for you.
You can also contact Jamahl Fuller on 07988 746 266 for a confidential chat about the opportunities available.
