If you are a member of the Analysis Function looking for assistance with any part of the application process, or just want some best practice advice on your application, these sessions are for you. As a candidate, at the application stage, you will be assessed based on your curriculum vitae (CV) and personal statement. Your […]
Learn more on Success Profiles and inclusive recruitmentThis is a peer review workshop. It usually allows for around six to eight participants from across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Why should you take part in a peer review meeting? Taking part in one of these workshops gives you the chance to: work with colleagues from the wider GSS gain a fresh perspective […]
Learn more on Review and improve a statistical publication – FebruaryIt’s the start of the year, so it’s a good time to reflect on good practice within data science projects. Covering project delivery, critical success factors and stakeholder relationships, the format of the session will be reflexive, showcasing technical and relational aspects of data science projects. Colleagues from Ministry of Justice, Department for Work and […]
Learn more on Government Data Science Community of Interest – FebruaryConversation Cafés are non-agenda meet-ups to build connections within the data science community and support collective wisdom. Theme for January: Data Science in 2021 How it works Groups of approximately five and a voluntary host meet for an hour to discuss either a suggested topic or one chosen by the group. Each person introduces themselves […]
Learn more on Data Science: Conversation CafesThis is a peer review workshop. It usually allows for around six to eight participants from across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Why should you take part in a peer review meeting? Taking part in one of these workshops gives you the chance to: work with colleagues from the wider GSS gain a fresh perspective […]
Learn more on Review and improve a statistical publication – JanuaryThe Government Data Science Community of Interest is a meet up event, which brings together data science practitioners from across the public sector. It’s an opportunity to showcase projects, discuss topical issues and connect. Across the public sector, data science practitioners are applying the data science toolkit to provide insights on coronavirus (COVID-19) and Brexit. […]
Learn more on Government Data Science Community of InterestThe review Joined up data in government: the future of data linking methods, set out to engage with the data linkage community across government, academia, the third sector and internationally. This was to understand data linkage challenges faced and identify state-of-the-art data linking methods. A set of recommendations for government were formulated as part of […]
Learn more on RSS Social Statistics Section: data linkage methods and qualityThis is a sharing webinar on research and development in the transformation of UK consumer price statistics, hosted by the Best Practice and Impact Division. Presentations from colleagues in the Office for National Statistics will cover their broad plans for introducing new data and methods into UK consumer price statistics. It will also cover how […]
Learn more on Research and development in the transformation of UK consumer price statisticsThe Government Data Science Festival is a fully digital event, which aims to bring together the data science community in the UK public sector. The festival is delivered by the Government Data Science Partnership (GDSP) working together with members of the data science community across government and public sector in the UK. The theme of […]
Learn more on Government Data Science Festival Week 2020The RSS International Conference regularly attracts more than 600 attendees from over 40 countries, providing one of the best opportunities for anyone interested in statistics and data science to come together to share knowledge and network. This year’s conference will once again feature top keynote speakers and invited talk sessions but will be slightly different. […]
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