MENTORING, SUPPORTING & INSPIRING. A Keyworker or Support Worker is an ubiquitous term commonly found across the public sector. The path to becoming a successful Keyworker or Support Worker begins before or during university through the dedicated accumulation of voluntary experiences. Of course a degree in social work or a related field, like Psychology or Sociology, is highly valued but it is also the strength of resolve and kindness that enables a graduate to become a successful Key Worker. A Key Worker can be found in a variety of positions supporting, mentoring, caring, inspiring and educating those who need care, support or guidance. This career destination will involve establishing sound and positive professional relationships with individuals or groups of vulnerable persons in society. An ability to assess needs, understand circumstances, causes and solutions to the myriad of personal, physical and mental challenges faced by those in your care is key to successfully delivering on the purpose of this job. Every vulnerable person, indeed every individual is different - a graduate's ability to find resolution and positive outcomes across will be key to their success.

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