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CORU
REGISTRATION  

CORU Registration for Social Workers 

CORU registration for social workers is a straightforward process, provided you can effectively describe your experience, placements, and relevant case studies.

However, if these essential elements are missing or not well-articulated, you may encounter challenges during the application process.

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Monroe Medical has assisted numerous social workers from around the world in obtaining CORU approval and full registration. Please contact us for a confidential, no-obligation discussion about your case.

If you're unsure whether you meet CORU's criteria and requirements, simply forward your CV and transcript to us. We’ll provide a free assessment to help you determine your eligibility.

How Long Does It Take for a Social Worker to Register with CORU?

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Since CORU has merged the registration and recognition processes into a single application, the approval time has significantly improved. On average, it now takes 1 to 3 months for social workers to complete their registration and receive approval.

What documents do I need to submit together with my CORU registration forms? All applicants would need to submit the following:

Certified copy of a proof of identity document

Certified copy of a proof of address document

Certified copy of your qualification certificate

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Since CORU's inception, we have proudly supported over 1,300 candidates from diverse professions and countries in securing successful outcomes, whether through initial applications, re-submissions, or appeals.

If you are awaiting a decision letter or have received one but are unsure about the outcomes, options, or best course of action, please contact us for a confidential discussion and free professional advice.

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Why Do So Many Social Workers Fail the CORU Registration Process?

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One of the main reasons social workers face challenges with CORU registration is incorrectly completed forms. CORU assessors evaluate applications based on Ireland’s specific standards and requirements. If your experience is not described in the required format or there are gaps, you may be asked to complete an aptitude test or an adaptation period.

To improve your chances of success, consider adding case studies to your application to better demonstrate your expertise.

Need guidance? Call us today, and we’ll help you navigate the process smoothly.

Please click on your profession to learn more about the specific requirements, rules, and criteria relevant to your field.

CORU  regulates the following professions:

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