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Emily Starling, senior analytical officer at the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted), answers our quickfire questions for Analysis in Government Month 2023.
Learn more on 5 quickfire questions with Emily StarlingRichard Laux looks at the importance of harmonisation, especially where work is outsourced.
Learn more on Harmonising decentralised data collectionsCourse details: This workshop provides guidance on how to write about statistics effectively, drawing on good and bad examples from across the GSS and beyond. It covers the key components of statistical commentary, such as: titles main points context and interpretation use of plain English Learning outcomes: By the end of this workshop, participants will […]
Learn more on Writing about statisticsAnnouncing the shortlisted entries for the Fourth Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards.
Learn more on The Fourth Annual Analysis in Government (AiG) Awards ShortlistForeword from Professor Sir Ian Diamond In July 2022, we published our Function Strategy, which set out our vision for 2022 to 2025. The strategy outlines the next phase of our journey in ensuring analysis is the best it can be. The strategy is about producing better outcomes for the public. A lot has happened […]
Learn more on Analysis Function Annual Report 2022 to 2023Analysis in Government (AiG) Month is a month long celebration of all things Analysis Function. This year's event will include an unmissable range of blogs, webinars and connection opportunities.
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month 2022We’ve wrapped up the last full week of Analysis in Government Month and it’s been another great week of live events, blogs, articles and learning videos. Here’s a short review of the week: Live events MOD’s analysis and insights team on the wraparound childcare project In the first event of the week, Tom Mills, a […]
Learn more on Highlights from the fourth week of Analysis in Government Month 2022The Government Geography Profession (GGP) is made up of 1,200 professional geographers. This includes people in different job roles in the Analysis Function career framework and people with a background in geography who use geographic principles in wider roles. The expertise of the GGP covers the full breadth of their discipline. Members of the GGP […]
Learn more on Government Geography ProfessionEmpathy exercise This spreadsheet contains a cover sheet and one worksheet of data which has been blacked-out: Dinosaur spreadsheet (ODS, 21KB). The idea is the blacked-out worksheet shows you what it is like trying to navigate a data table when you cannot see the layout. This should give you some idea of the issues faced […]
Learn more on Accessibility empathy for spreadsheetsWe all make a contribution to the success of Government Statistical Service (GSS) and we all have an opportunity to develop our careers and skills to fulfil our potential. We need to develop talent at all levels to ensure that we have skilled and adaptable leaders for the future. We also need people that can […]
Learn more on Managing your career at Grade 6 and Grade 7 level