The first event of Civil Service Live 2016 is only days away. Have you registered to attend?
If you have, you will be able to:
- hear from Chief Executive of the Civil Service John Manzoni about a new vision for the Civil Service and the part you can play in realising it
- learn about new ways of working
- improve your skills and learn new ones
- share best practice, and
- network with colleagues old and new from different departments and agencies
… and we look forward to seeing you there, in:
If you haven’t, what’s keeping you? There’s still time to register for the event nearest you, so why not do it now?
New sessions added
Civil Service Live is the biggest single learning and development opportunity of the year for civil servants, and counts towards your annual five-days’ learning and development.
There’s a huge range of presentations, workshops and exhibition stands where you can see and hear about what other parts of the Civil Service are doing, be inspired to do things differently and take what you’ve learnt back to your teams and colleagues.
Owing to demand, we’ve laid on repeat sessions for some presentations, and we’ve added some new ones.
Sessions include an innovation showcase, where civil servants present their ideas for improving the way we work to Jeremy Heywood, before an audience of other civil servants. And you can see John Manzoni speak about how we create ‘T-shaped’ people, a metaphor for the mix of broad experience and deep skills the Civil Service needs to deliver world-class public services.
Whether you’ve registered already or not, there is still some space left in the following sessions. So, to avoid disappointment, book yourself in here.
If you want to attend any of these sessions, click here to register for Civil Service Live at the venue of your choice and to book a place at the session(s) you’re interested in. If you have already registered, click here, select the appropriate venue, log in, using your email address, and add new sessions to your agenda.
| Venue | Session | Time |
| Glasgow 16 June | The Syrian Resettlement Programme (session code - IMP24) | 09.30-10.15 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
The Open University: Build it and they will come? How to get learners to engage with learning (session code - SPO8) | 10.55-11.40 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
PLENARY: How do we define and develop talent in the Civil Service? (SKP1) | 13.15-14.15 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
e-enabling conveyancing in Scotland (IMP23) | 13.50-14.35 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
Giving back to communities: The Civil Service Lifeboat Fund (GPW3) | 13.50-14.35 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
Giving back to communities: The Civil Service Lifeboat Fund (GPW3) | 13.50-14.35 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
Closing address (Close1) | 16.00-16.30 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
Joint working. departments working together to reduce harm and improve compliance (IMP25) | 16.00-16.45 |
| Glasgow
16 June |
Sharing data, changing lives (IMP2) | 16.10-16.55 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
Good Work (SPO7) | 9.30-10.15 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
The Open University: Build it and they will come? How to get learners to engage with learning (SPO8) | 9.50-10.35 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
PLENARY: How do we define and develop talent in the Civil Service? (SKP1) | 13.30-14.30 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
PLENARY: What does it mean to be a great place to work? (GPW1) | 15.00-15.45 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
Delivering public services together: Civil Service Surge Management and Apprenticeships (SKP7) | 15.05-15.50 |
| Sheffield
22 June |
Devolution-proof your policy (SKP5) | 16.10-16.55 |
| Coventry
29 June |
PLENARY: Improving outcomes and building trust in public services (Head of the Civil Service Sir Jeremy Heywood; Ruth Owen; Martin Donnelly) (IMP1) | 10.15-11.15 |
| Coventry
29 June |
T-Shaped Experts - What shape are you? (John Manzoni, Chief Executive of the Civil Service) (SKP28) | 10.45-11.30 |
| Coventry
29 June |
Civil Servants' Showcase. an audience with Sir Jeremy Heywood (GPW18) | 12.55-13.40 |
| Coventry
29 June |
The Open University: Build it and they will come? How to get learners to engage with learning (SPO8) | 13.05-13.50 |
| Coventry
29 June |
Taking control of your career development - personal perspectives (SKP11) | 14.55-15.40 |
| Coventry
29 June |
Troubled Families – using data to improve policy and delivery (IMP6) | 16.00-16.45 |
| Coventry
29 June |
Building world class digital technology skills in government (SKP25) | 16.10-16.55 |
| Coventry
29 June |
Taking control of your career development - personal perspectives (SKP11) | 16.10-16.55 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Systems thinking: a taster (IMP19) | 09.30-10.15 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Building world class digital technology skills in government (SKP25) | 09.40-10.25 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Winner of Civil Service Live 2015 Innovation Challenge (IMP9) | 10.45-11.30 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Have your say: What next for the Government Science and Engineering Profession? (SKP22) | 10.45-11.30 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
The Open University: Build it and they will come? How to get learners to engage with learning (SPO8) | 12.45-13.30 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Delivering better personal outcomes in homecare (IMP8) | 15.15-16.00 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Building world-class digital technology skills in government (SKP25) | 16.10-16.55 |
| Cardiff
5 July |
Sharing data, changing lives (IMP2) | 16.10-16.55 |
| London
12 July |
The essential ingredients of great engagement as used at the DWP (EFL13) | 09.30-10.15 |
| London
12 July |
Delivering better personal outcomes in homecare (IMP8) | 09.40-10.25 |
| London
12 July |
The Future of the Civil Service (MCO1) | 11.40-12.10 |
| London
12 July |
Good Work (SPO7) | 12.55-13.40 |
| London
12 July |
Winner of Civil Service Live 2015 Innovation Challenge (IMP9) | 15.10-15.55 |
| London
12 July |
How to develop your team (SKP24) | 16.35-17.20 |
| London
13 July |
Innovation Challenge 2016 (IMP18) | 11.20-12.35 |
| London
13 July |
Winner of Civil Service Live 2015 Innovation Challenge (IMP9) | 16.05-16.50 |