Volunteering opportunities on offer with the Education Business Partnership
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Fancy doing some 'Career Speed Dating' with the Education Business Partnership? Find out here how to get involved...
Fancy doing some 'Career Speed Dating' with the Education Business Partnership? Find out here how to get involved...
As part of National Careers Week, Civil Service Local recently provided an opportunity for Civil Servants from across various government departments to attend careers events at Joseph Swan Academy in Gateshead and Josephine Butler Campus in Ashington. Read more to find out how they got on...
Young Enterprise are offering some exciting opportunities to get involved in volunteering with young people in schools in North Yorkshire. Find out more here...
“Don’t even think about it – just do it!” A recorded address from John Manzoni, the Civil Service CEO, encouraged colleagues to get involved with Civil Service Local and help make a difference to citizens. Colleagues at a Continuous Improvement event in Manchester took him at his word, as I found out.
Find out how the CS Local North East, Yorkshire and Humber team got on when they went to meet their new Permanent Secretary Champion, Clare Moriarty in York.
Get involved and volunteer at a careers event hosted by Joseph Swan Academy.
Volunteer to help deliver a 'Career Speed Dating' event for students at Monkseaton Middle School
Two north east schools, Josephine Butler Campus, Ashington, and Walbottle Campus, Newcastle, are looking for civil servants to inspire their young people at careers events in February and March 2016.
Civil Service Local North West held celebration events to thank the volunteers whose hard work and enthusiasm has made the citizen focussed projects so successful. Mandy Morris, from HM Courts and Tribunals Service, took part in the Going Forward project at Hindley Green prison and went to one of the events, where she swapped stories and reminisced about how she had made a difference.
Would you like to improve your skills and competencies while helping to raise the aspirations of school children? Applications are open now for the next phase of our Inspiring Young People project, which aims to give students practical advice to help prepare them for the world of work, while providing Civil Servants with a valuable opportunity to develop themselves.
How to improve a team’s performance is one of the key concerns of any manager. Paul Brown led a discovery session on how to drive high-performing teams, and his candid, relaxed style found favour with an engaged audience in Birkenhead . . .
Volunteering can make a real difference to the lives around you, whilst adding something great to your life and of course your CV! We want to ensure that Civil Servant volunteers who are thinking about giving some of their time …
A member of staff at HM Treasury tells of his experience volunteering for Crisis the national charity for single, homeless people, helping them deliver life-changing services.
Schools across England are in need of enthusiastic and skilled volunteers to become school governors. This is a great way to contribute to your community and use your skills and experience
3 departments recently visited a Primary School in Luton to encourage students to be good citizens and raise higher job aspirations
On 22nd July, 4 civil servants from the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) visited Trinity Buckshaw primary school, and brought along some unusual colleagues . . .
Twelve year 10 students from Maghull High School have just completed a 6 week Inspiring Young People project with the help of six volunteers from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
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Inspiring our Young People in Further Education is an exciting new project from Civil Service Local in the North West. We are piloting the project with All Saint’s Catholic High School (Kirkby, Liverpool) Sixth Form students. The programme will join together Civil Servants from five different departments with a group of Year 12 students.
A very valuable session which included so much information about how elections work in the UK, an inspirational story about attending the north west Academy, and even a premier showing of a short film!