Jake McClure, Executive Director, Skills and Employability, City and Guilds Group (on secondment from Civil Service Learning) If you haven’t heard of the brilliant work done by enterprise advisers –...
...pleased with the positive response since the pilot began last month (January). One customer, John Walker, from Peacehaven in East Sussex, got in touch to say he was ‘delighted’ to...
Joe Powell I’m one of a growing number of apprentice ambassadors who are spreading the word about the fantastic opportunities that modern apprenticeships can offer young people. I do this...
...Locations include Northern Ireland, Scotland, Cornwall, Sussex and everywhere in between, including each of the Centenary Cities. The flag - 108 inches x 54 inches - has been turning heads...
...provided by The Charity for Civil Servants. They have done an excellent job in promoting this approach and are supportive of the move to a Civil Service-wide passport. You can...
...your comfort zone, but don’t let your combined enthusiasm get too far ahead of where your team is. We both feel that working in this way has been one of...
...between them span a variety of Christian and Jewish traditions, including a licensed lay minister and the senior sponsor of the Jewish Network. Charlie Hutton, one of my Environment Agency...
Rupert McNeil, Civil Service Chief People Officer Alexander Hamilton was one of the founding fathers of the United States, and served as chief aide under George Washington, the first President....
...to raise aspirations and inspire future generations to work across government, through schemes such as as Inspiring the Future. I was one of 22 civil servants from different government departments...
...I have only ever had one female line manager – the wonderful Dame Lesley Strathie, who so sadly died in 2012, shortly after stepping down as Chief Executive of HM...
