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Join the Cabinet Office International Comparison team as they share their multidisciplinary analytical approach to communicating analysis and insight to a non-technical audience.
Learn more on Visual storytelling: international comparative analysis in governmentWho we are The Government Analysis Function is one of the Civil Service Functions. We are a cross-government network made up of around 17,000 people involved in the generation and dissemination of analysis. Aim and mission We aim to improve the analytical capability of the Civil Service and act as the go-to-community for research and analysis […]
Learn more on About the Analysis FunctionMainstream profession recruitment activities are led and managed by the analytical professions. They are designed to recruit analysts with the required technical skills to produce the intended analytical output. Select each analytical profession to learn more about their recruitment activities.
Learn more on Mainstream profession recruitmentThe NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) Transforming Publishing Team has created a toolkit of templates, guides and resources to support the modernisation of both the back end production of statistical products (Reproducible Analytical Pipelines) and the user-facing output of statistical products to a digital platform (Transformed Publications). These tools will also be helpful when moving […]
Learn more on NHS National Services Scotland transforming publications toolkitBehaviours are the actions and activities that we undertake which result in effective performance of our roles. The aim of this section is to help you understand your own behaviours in role and how you can go about proactively adapting them moving forwards, as you progress in your career. So if you want to ensure […]
Learn more on Learning Curriculum: BehavioursThere are lots of different approaches and levels of sophistication to producing reproducible pipelines and analysis in government. This article aims to address confusion around how and why a more sophisticated approach might be taken. The word ‘pipeline’ is used to mean all data processing and analysis pipelines. Automation Automation is achieved by codifying pipelines. […]
Learn more on Why take a more sophisticated approach to building your pipelineMy background I always really enjoyed mathematical based subjects at school and decided to study Maths, Economics, and Business at A-Level. After that I attempted a conventional route into analysis and tried a Maths degree, twice. But the degree was not for me. I found it quite abstract and could not really apply it to […]
Learn more on Career story: Charlotte O’BrienCourse details: This course aims to: provide an overview of good practice in the design and presentation of tables, graphs and maps and the use of colour outline the core principles and theoretical issues in the development of data visualisations explain how people think about data visualisations Learning outcomes: By the end of the course, […]
Learn more on Introduction to data visualisationCourse details: This introductory workshop will provide learners with an understanding of: What Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) are and how using RAP can reduce risks in the workflow Key concepts including: version control, packaging code and unit testing How RAP is being used in the GSS Potential challenges and barriers to developing RAP Make a […]
Learn more on Introduction to Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP)Cher Cartwright and Tracy Williams talk about working together on the Mental Health of Children and Young People (MHCYP) survey series.
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