...for funding for school improvement. Money and support was available to under-performing schools, but applying for it and receiving it had been a long and complicated process. Again, people from...
...service standard, ensure consistency across government and make sure services work well for users. Anyone can be trained to become a service assessor. And we’re now looking for more people...
...new service and the channels we're using. How we promote the Teaching Vacancies service to jobseekers When a teacher is looking for a new role, perhaps even their first role,...
...she’s also one of our podcast producers. Nettie has been a civil servant for 22 years and has sat on several interview panels - for a variety of grade’s and...
The Civil Service is committed to becoming the most inclusive employer by 2023. It embraces diversity and promotes equal opportunities. A fully representative workforce means we can develop policies that...
...In this episode our host, Adaobi Ifeachor, gets to know Jen Staves, Head of Content design. You’ll hear about content design, co-design, why communities of practice are important for delivery...
...walls for a number of services showing user research plans, service maps and user journeys. (GDS encourages teams to make good use of wall space, for example using walls as...
...own passport photo, using your phone) Teachers, schools, parents and pupils deserve the same simplicity. It shouldn't be hard for them to apply for funding. It shouldn't be hard for...
The National Retraining Scheme is being designed to help adults retrain into better jobs, and be prepared for future changes to the economy. 'Get Help to Retrain', the first part...
...choose between A levels, apprenticeships or T levels (a new technical study programme that will be available from September 2020). These choices are complex and everyone has an experience -...
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