...skills that are common to both roles? Collaborative working springs to mind immediately, as in the Reserves I often work in coalition on joint and combined operations, sharing information which...
...pack on how you can get involved. Use the Comments section below to share your experiences of volunteering and use #ivolunteer on Twitter. *Source: Community Life Survey 2013-14 Follow Sir...
...and development sphere. This turned out to be perfect timing, as CSL were looking to make increased use of peer-to-peer learning, to make better use of all the expertise we...
...tools you can use to innovate in your day-to-day work. We will be introducing you to the Open Policy Making Toolkit, teaching you how to use prototyping to fail fast,...
...to increase diversity and inclusion in the Civil Service, building on the successful initiatives we are already delivering across government. We have a long-term commitment to create opportunities for all...
...servants in every department with access to best practice information, and helpful tips on how to talk about stammering. If you would like to know more, please contact Amy Jones....
...was attractive for a combination of reasons, including the quality of the work I’d be able to get involved in. It is really satisfying to have conduct of a case...
...tip we heard about at the session was to make full and imaginative use of IT; Microsoft OneNote is apparently a fantastic tool to use. There weren’t that many men...
...each year to visiting schools and inspiring future generations to work in government. In most cases, you will be able to use some of your guaranteed volunteering time to take...
...may be able to help you. Simply click a button and connect. While the Civil Service has many bespoke mentoring schemes in place within departments, our aim is to provide...
