Role plays about confidentiality to be used with people with learning difficulties
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Short role-plays to be used with people with learning difficulties about confidentiality in recruitment
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Role plays about confidentiality to be used with people with learning difficulties
- 1. Role-plays for people who are going to interview Marie and Ann Marie and Ann are close friends. Ann has been interviewing for support staff where she lives. She has met with Marie at their local café. Marie: Lovely to see you. You look smart. Ann: Thank you I’ve been interviewing for new staff where I live. Marie: How did it go? Ann: They went really well. I enjoyed asking everyone questions Marie: My neighbour, Raj was interviewed this morning, how did he get on? (What should Ann say she doesn’t want to upset Marie?) Peter and his Mum Peter arrives home after spending the day interviewing staff for the day centre where he goes Peter: Hello mum, I’m home Mum: Have you had a good day? Peter: It was tiring, I’ve been interviewing staff Mum: On your own? Peter: I was part of a panel Mum: Were you nervous? I would have been. (Can Peter tell his mum how he felt or is it private?) Neena and her Key Worker Neena is making dinner with her keyworker. She has spent the day interviewing staff to support her at home. Keyworker: So did you hire anyone? Connect in the North 0113 270 32 33 info@citn.org.uk
- 2. Neena: Yes Keyworker: So what they like? Neena: I can’t say it’s private Keyworker: I’m your keyworker you can tell me Neena: I’m not allowed to tell anyone Keyworker: I’m not going pass it on. I just want to know if they’re a laugh. I saw a right miserable bloke go in. I don’t want to work with him. So what were they like? (Should Neena talk to her Keyworker about the interviews?) Andy and the Home Manager The Home Manager is making Andy and himself a cup of tea Home Manager: Today was when you were interviewing volunteers wasn’t it? Andy: Yes they needed 3 people to work with us at the allotment Home Manager: So did enough people apply? Andy: There were loads of people Home Manager: Really? Any young ones, or were they all retired? Andy: I can’t say Home Manager: It doesn’t matter if you tell me that Andy: I’m not allowed to talk about the interviews because they are private Home Manager: I’m the manager, you can tell me anything (Can Andy tell the manager anything?) Connect in the North 0113 270 32 33 info@citn.org.uk