As of February 2020, 77 providers and 195 candidates have signed up to the Department for Education (DfE)’s new, live digital service, ‘Apply for teacher training’. There are currently 72...
...move teams for a new challenge. When people moved, they brought a new perspective to their new team. They often suggested how their new and old teams might work together...
...research showed that a Plain Language standard could support or add to GDS guidance and help people advocate for using plain language. We also knew that other disciplines have standards,...
...can find out when your headteacher will be invited to start listing vacancies on the new site a jobseeker: you can find out when teaching roles will be listed in...
...buildings are now closed so we’re letting our new starters work on their own device instead of having to collect one issued by DfE. Move inductions online To familiarise new...
...is to figure out how best to deliver a new or changing policy through a service so it’s useful and has value for citizens. Sometimes our job is about picking...
...universities, colleges and apprenticeships. Simply delivering all that is challenging enough. Changing how we deliver it is another challenge on top of that. This is the context behind a new...
...on the year, here are a few: Service delivery – inside and out At the beginning of the pandemic, several people – and several whole teams – pivoted into new...
...those that have digital delivery experience but bring something new to government. We'll give you training You’ll have a day of training and the opportunity to observe two assessments before...
DfE is building a new service for aspiring teachers to apply for teacher training to replace the existing service run by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). We’ve been...
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