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Launching the GSS and RSS Future Statistician: our shared vision for the decade ahead

Government Statistical Service (GSS), Learning and development

Today marks an important moment for all of us across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). I’m pleased to share the publication of the Future Statistician report, a joint GSS and Royal Statistical Society (RSS) vision for the profession over the next decade. This work reflects the voices of colleagues from across government, the wider analytical […]

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Fast stream futures: a day in the life of a first year fast streamer

Government Statistical Service (GSS), Learning and development

At the end of last year, my first-year Government Statistical Service (GSS) Fast Stream cohort headed to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) office in Newport for their induction day, organised by the GSS Careers team. This was a chance to get excited about our fast stream journey, explore what it means to join the […]

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The death of Excel? How our community delivered change at Welsh Government

Government Statistical Service (GSS), Learning and development

Presenting at the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference this year was a real privilege. It was a fantastic opportunity to share the progress we’ve been making in the Welsh Government to modernise our ways of working. I was also able to learn a lot from GSS colleagues about how they are innovating and improving. For […]

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