Why do Supervision?
Supervision provides a safe and contained space in which delegates are supported to reflect more deeply about the nature and challenges of their professional work. It serves also to consider the emotional impact that very often exists for educators as they work to support and educate young people from a variety of backgrounds. Supervision is purposeful and is intended to help educators gain further insight into the emotional landscape, motivations and presenting behaviours of the young people with whom they work. Clear guidance will be given on when or where to refer on to, where necessary.
Supervision Requirements for Practitioners
To maintain TISUK Practitioner status, TISUK Diploma Delegates are required to complete at least 3 sessions of approved supervision per year. We suggest distributing this evenly throughout the year, for example one session per term if you are working in schools. Many delegates chose to do more sessions which we are wholely supportive of, but is not compulsary. The requirement for supervision starts on completion of your diploma, so you should complete and submit logs for 3 sessions of supervision by a year after your assessment date.
Supervision must be done with a TISUK approved supervisor. This may either be a suitably qualified person that you chose and submit an application for their approval, or we are delighted that we have top supervisors to offer supervision to any TISUK trainee (currently on a 11 or 13 day training) or a TISUK graduate. If you would like to use your own supervisor download the TISUK Supervisor Approval Form here.
Supervision Logs
Cost
Supervision for Practitioners/Practitioners in training is booked in blocks 3 sessions for £100, or 6 sessions at a cost of £180. Reservation of a place is made through the booking links below and payment is made direct to the supervisor who will be in touch when you have booked a place. Sessions will be up to 2hrs depending on group size (maximum 6 participants).
National Group Supervision Wales Group Supervision
