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Build the digital skills the APS needs today and tomorrow. Connect with experts, explore career pathways and grow your capability through the Digital Profession.
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International Fraud Awareness Week highlights how fraud affects services, trust and communities, and how every APS employee can help prevent it.
Upcoming events
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Australia wide (Virtual)
A conference targeted to help drive cultural and structural change in the cyber security industry. Cyber5050 addresses the systemic barriers to women’s participation across the cyber security workforce to achieve gender parity.
Courses
The Coaching for Women in Data and Digital (C4WID) Program focuses on group coaching to help you develop leadership skills in data and digital related roles within the public sector. The program will help you reflect on your strengths, values and career goals, and dedicate time to professional growth in a supportive context.
This e-learning module describes strategies used for digital preservation in Australian Government agencies.
This e-learning module covers basic concepts and terminology related to digital preservation in Australian Government agencies.
This e-learning module introduces the role of metadata for digital preservation in Australian Government agencies.
This e-learning module introduces concepts and workflows for digital archiving in Australian Government agencies.
National Archives of Australia provides guidance on information storage decisions. It provides advice about the different types of business information agency staff and contractors can or can't destroy as part of their daily work.
This course is provided to increase awareness and skills for Australian Government (Commonwealth) agencies to make use of metadata to help manage information assets (data, information and records).
This course will raise counter foreign interference awareness across all levels of Government (their organisations and staff), the education and research sector and industry.
Programs
This eLearning program is provided to increase digital preservation awareness and skills in Australian Government (Commonwealth) agencies.
Resources
This showcase demonstrates how the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water designed and implemented an AI Pattern and Prompt Library using Microsoft Power Apps and SharePoint.
The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) is a global standard that defines digital and other ICT related skills.
This resource provides a collection of DCCEEW’s pre-approved AI use cases that demonstrate practical applications of generative AI tools in everyday APS work.
Protect devices, content, personal data and privacy in digital environments.
Learn the fundamentals of agile and how teams can deliver value faster through iteration, continuous learning and user-focused outcomes, while understanding when and how agile differs from traditional project management approaches.
The APS Data Capability Framework helps APS employees understand, assess and develop data skills, knowledge and behaviours, supporting career growth, workforce planning and evidence-based decision-making.
Digital Profession quick guides help you with basic concepts and ideas to integrate modern ways of working in your organisation.
Make a difference on a national scale with a digital career in the Australian Public Service.
Human-centred design (HCD) is an approach to solving problems that revolves around people and their needs.
Learn how effective stand-ups can improve team focus, collaboration and accountability, with practical guidance on running short, engaging meetings that surface priorities, track progress and remove roadblocks.
A content strategy sets the foundation for the creation, structure and governance of content. You should apply a content strategy when building new services or redesigning web content, or for big changes such as machinery-of-government updates.
This event delved into how AI technologies can be leveraged to enhance of government operations, improve service delivery, and foster innovation in policy formation.
This guide shows how to get started with a retrospective (retro) meeting.
Digital transformation involves changing the way we deliver our work. It’s a shift in focus from ‘projects and programs’ to ‘products and services’.
Multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) have all of the skills required to deliver and improve products and services.
The 2030 vision from the Australian Government is to deliver simple, secure and connected public services, for all people and business, through world class data and digital capabilities.
The Australian Government’s Data, Digital and Cyber Workforce Plan outlines how the APS will attract, develop and retain data, digital and cyber talent, building capability to deliver secure, modern and user-focused government services.
Join a community of data and digital professionals at all levels of government. Connect with your peers, access training and learn from community meetups.
The APS Digital Professional Stream Strategy builds a skilled, connected and future-ready digital workforce, strengthening digital capability, career pathways, collaboration and innovation across government.
This Week in AI is a weekly APS podcast covering AI developments, policy impacts and emerging trends, helping public servants stay informed, explore implications and engage in AI discussions.
The UK government prompt library is a user-submitted library of AI prompts to support UK government work.
The Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning community brings together APS employees interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning and related technologies.
The AI Ethics Principles are to be used as a guide when making decisions around AI use cases. They are a practical tool to assess whether using AI is appropriate in any circumstance.
The Australian Government National AI Centre provides guidance, tools and resources to help Australian businesses use AI safely. Learn how to get better results from AI.
The Policy for the responsible use of AI in government (v2.0) sets requirements for the use and governance of AI and applies to all non-corporate Commonwealth entities (some exceptions).
This program includes short tips for smarter work are a series of standalone bite-sized videos delivering key insights from our longer AI-focused Lunch and Learn webinars.
The APS AI Plan sets out how the Australian Public Service will harness artificial intelligence to deliver better services faster, for all Australians.
The GovAI Knowledge Hub helps you learn how AI works, what it can and can’t do, and how to use it in your work. Explore resources, courses, and interactive tools.
This is a safe place where you can experiment with multiple Generative AI tools to learn about their capabilities and how to use them effectively.
Interact, communicate and collaborate through digital technologies while being aware of cultural and generational diversity.
Identify needs and problems, and resolve conceptual problems and problem situations in digital environments.
Create and edit digital content, improve and integrate information and content, and understanding how copyright and licences are to be applied.
For Learning & Development Teams and Practitioners
The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) is a global standard that defines digital and other ICT related skills.
Learn how effective stand-ups can improve team focus, collaboration and accountability, with practical guidance on running short, engaging meetings that surface priorities, track progress and remove roadblocks.
This guide shows how to get started with a retrospective (retro) meeting.
Digital transformation involves changing the way we deliver our work. It’s a shift in focus from ‘projects and programs’ to ‘products and services’.
Multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) have all of the skills required to deliver and improve products and services.
A content strategy sets the foundation for the creation, structure and governance of content. You should apply a content strategy when building new services or redesigning web content, or for big changes such as machinery-of-government updates.
The Australian Government’s Data, Digital and Cyber Workforce Plan outlines how the APS will attract, develop and retain data, digital and cyber talent, building capability to deliver secure, modern and user-focused government services.
Identify needs and problems, and resolve conceptual problems and problem situations in digital environments.
Protect devices, content, personal data and privacy in digital environments.
Create and edit digital content, improve and integrate information and content, and understanding how copyright and licences are to be applied.
Interact, communicate and collaborate through digital technologies while being aware of cultural and generational diversity.
Join a community of data and digital professionals at all levels of government. Connect with your peers, access training and learn from community meetups.
The 2030 vision from the Australian Government is to deliver simple, secure and connected public services, for all people and business, through world class data and digital capabilities.