Why we use plain English

...it" to people who want to blog about their work, this will depend on who they're talking to. For us, the 'who' is often non-digital audiences for whom phrases like...
...it" to people who want to blog about their work, this will depend on who they're talking to. For us, the 'who' is often non-digital audiences for whom phrases like...
...feedback on how it could be improved. All of that thinking has been included in a new and improved version, which you can now download at the bottom of this...
...industry sector. Recruit an apprentice This service is for training providers to post vacancies and manage applications in behalf of employers offering apprenticeship. Find apprenticeship training This service is for...
When you go online to buy your Christmas presents or search for next summer’s getaway, there’s usually a way to get in touch to ask for help. This help is...
...make the Department for Education user-centred. This post sets out a bit more about what we mean by that, and what we’re doing about it. The Department for Education has...
...discuss topical issues and look forward to what’s next for DfE Digital and Technology. Have a listen and tell us what you think – we’ve not done this before and...
...can show support and solidarity for Black colleagues during difficult times (#euphemism). Listen and let us know what you think. If you’re short on time, fast forward to where our...
...technology episode. Shaf gives us an overview of what a programme delivery manager is, her career progression in government, and what made her set up an engineering academy for young...
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