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Learn more on Voting opens for the People’s Choice Award in the Fourth Analysis in Government (AiG) AwardsDrop-in with any queries related to communicating data, statistics or analysis. This could be about making content accessible, best practice for data visualisations or advice on written content.
Learn more on Communicating analysis drop-in clinic: 24 January 2024Information about this apprenticeship This two-year programme will result in your gaining a Level 4 apprenticeship while working as a data analyst. Your role will include collecting, organising and studying data to provide business insight. You will likely work across a variety of projects, providing technical and data solutions to a range of stakeholders and […]
Learn more on Level 4 Data Analyst ApprenticeshipJoining the Government Statistical Service (GSS) The GSS collects, analyses and publishes official statistics to help government, business, and the public make informed decisions. This could be a citizen interested in the crime rate in their area or a government minister trying to improve the UK economy. Everyone who works with official statistics is automatically […]
Learn more on Joining the GSS and GSGOn Wednesday 24 June, the Best Practice and Impact (BPI) division will be hosting a webinar on communicating uncertainty in statistics and analysis. There will be presentations from colleagues from the Department for Education (DfE), Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (Nisra), Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication and from BPI themselves. Please register […]
Learn more on GSS sharing webinar: Communicating uncertainty in statistics and analysisThe user engagement strategy for statistics was published in February 2021. It is a four-year strategy which sets out a plan of action for building a more meaningful and sustained dialogue between producers, users and potential users of statistics. The strategy’s vision is for user engagement to be second nature for all producers of statistics […]
Learn more on Current landscape of user engagement – summary of findingsThe Analysis Function (AF) opens applications for its Mutual Mentoring Programme for a third year running.
Learn more on Mutual Mentoring 2024 is now open for applicantsThe Analysis Function Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) Strategy was published in 2022. The strategy sets clear aims and actions for analysts and analyst leaders in government to implement RAP into their default ways of working. Reproducible Analytical Pipelines are automated, analytical processes that incorporate elements of software engineering best practice to ensure that pipelines are: […]
Learn more on Department for Education (DfE) Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) Strategy Implementation Plan 2023Statistical coherence is about bringing together outputs on the same topic to better explain the part of the world they describe. This can be across the four countries of the UK where policy making has been devolved (such as in housing or health) or where multiple producers are publishing statistics on the same topic (such […]
Learn more on Coherence of statisticsAbi Higgins blogs about her experience on secondment at the BBC.
Learn more on My secondment at BBC News: I never appreciated how creative journalists are