Working T-Shaped means you break out of traditional team or specialist silos and build a level of general business and commercial acumen, while still being able to cite expertise in specific capabilities.
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The APSC and the Business Council of Australia have partnered on a new Business Immersions Program. The program is designed to give public servants first-hand insights into how businesses operate and what they need to thrive.
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Equip yourself with essential cultural capabilities and a deep understanding of Pacific cultures, societies, and economies.
This learning experience provides practical strategies to help you develop policy and programs that consider the impact in relation to First Nations peoples.
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Hear what a day in the life at a Minister’s office is like and what is the role of a Department Liaison Officer and how do you communicate with them. And what happens when things don’t go to plan?
The Government writing handbook is a companion to the Australian Government Style Manual with greater focus on the craft of writing.
Use this Allyship toolkit to better understand how to support behavioural change and cultural safety and to address racism and unconscious bias.
Community of Practice for EL1/EL2 counter fraud or risk officials to drive leading edge control testing capability in the Australian Government.
The Centre’s purpose is to strengthen counter fraud arrangements across the Australian Government. It provides educational material, leading practice guides, toolkits and training.
Community of Practice for EL1/EL2 counter fraud or risk officials to learn about fraud and corruption risk management.
The event was focused on pathways to more culturally informed engagement and partnership with First Nations communities and was led by Sam Jeffries with Dr Rachel Bacon.
The Commonwealth Fraud and Corruption Control Framework supports Australian Government entities to effectively manage the risks of fraud and corruption.
Services Australia’s Program Practice Frameworks can be used as standalone resources, or as suite of connected products to support staff when managing programs and projects, engaging with stakeholders and conducting analysis. The Frameworks feature focus areas which include a set of guidelines, applied tools, resources and links to other relevant and appropriate materials.