Academy News

Unconscious bias affects all APS employees and impacts the APS’s ability to design, develop, and deliver services for all Australian citizens. By establishing a shared understanding of unconscious bias, employees will gain confidence in identifying and addressing unconscious bias in the APS.

The APS Learning Bank is an online resource collection that enables agency sharing of learning and development courses and content.

This November, join events that cover change management, share best practice and help build your skills to manage change in your workplace.

The Continuous Learning Model reflects how people learn in the workplace and APS Leadership Edge embraces these adult learning principles.

An exploration of the benefits of the Policy Delphi Panel, and how it can inform policy development.

A focus on stewardship of the APS is more important than ever. With stewardship now being a value in the Public Service, our role models shape our key reform priorities.

The Digital Map of Human Services is designed to raise public service capabilities to draw policy insights and foster connected decisions across agencies and jurisdictions.

‘Value for Money’ and ‘Procurement for SES Delegates’ courses are now available in APSLearn, developed and led by the Department of Finance.

Staying informed on the latest government professional networks, news, and resources can be daunting. The Department of Finance has curated a comprehensive list of valuable resources and communities.

The APS Professions have launched 3 new professions to cover the important disciplines of procurement and contract management, evaluation and complex project management.