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Temporary Register snapshot - 1 May 2020
Data showing the number of temporary registrants by profession and home country
Temporary Register snapshot - 1 July 2020
Data showing the number of temporary registrants by profession and home country
Temporary Register snapshot - 9 June 2020
Data showing the number of temporary registrants by profession and home country
Review of the threshold level of qualification for entry to the Register
Our statement on how we review the threshold levels
Welsh language standards
How we deliver services to Welsh speaking members of the public
Code of Corporate Governance
The Code incorporates a series of regulatory documents and policies
Remuneration Committee
This committee reviews the annual salary of our employees
Working with children and vulnerable adults (vetting and barring)
How the Government's vetting and barring schemes could affect you
Use of cookies
Information about the cookies we use and what we use them for
Preparation for practice: The role of the HCPC's standards of education and training in ensuring that newly qualified professionals are fit to practise
The overall aim of this project is to explore ‘preparation for practice’ of newly qualified professionals who have completed pre-registration education and training programmes approved by the HCPC. Evidence gained from this project will inform and assist the HCPC in decision-making regarding the SETs (and supporting guidance) required when preparing newly qualified professionals to be fit to practise.
Review of social work education in England
A report on our work in qualifying social work education in England, from the period 1 August 2012 to 31 August 2015. The report focuses on our work as the statutory regulator for social workers in England and our experiences from the previous three years.
Virtual focus groups on the HCPC draft corporate strategy consultation
Give your feedback on the HCPC's draft Corporate Strategy.
What our Fitness to practise annual report shows
The level of public concern in our professions remains small, but it is rising