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Registration

Search the register

You can search for a registered social worker by their first name, last name, town of employment and registration number.

For information about searching the register, what information we publish and how to find help.

For information about our CPD standards and how to meet them - and how to record CPD using your online account.

With every consultation we provide information about what we are consulting on and how you can get involved.

If you have completed AMHP or BIA training, you can request to have it added to our online register.

For information about practising as a social worker outside England and what you need to do.

For information about when to consider leaving the register and what you need to do.

If there has been a change to your fitness to practise, you will need to tell us about it.

A guide for social workers explaining each stage of the fitness to practise process and what to expect.

For information about other organisations that can help support people involved in fitness to practise proceedings.

For people who have completed their social work qualification and would like to apply to join the register.

For information about the registration period, how registration fees are calculated and ways to pay.

Returning to the register, also known as restoration, is for social workers who want to return to practice in England.

For information about what you need to do as a student, such as when to apply for registration.

When making an application, you may need to show us how you’ve kept your skills, knowledge and experience up-to-date.

For information about practising as a social worker in England on a temporary or occasional basis.

For information about how to appeal a registration decision.

For information about your responsibilities as an employer and what to do if you have concerns about a social worker.

Information about what the EU exit means for social workers in England.