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Mainstream 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 Analysis Function (AF) have a range of methods to bring people into analytical roles across the Civil Service. Departments can run their own recruitment campaigns for analysts, but there are 5 main routes that are managed independently by the analytical professions. The flowchart gives an overview of the profession-led recruitment routes available. Read more […]
Learn more on Routes into Government AnalysisJob title and department or organisation Dipak is Head of Development at the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD). His role matches the role of Actuary Band 5 on the Analysis Function Career Framework. Grade Dipak works at Senior Civil Service 1 (SCS1) level. Profession and entry route Dipak is a qualified actuary. He entered the Civil […]
Learn more on My career story: Dipak HiraniDuring Analysis in Government month, Nicola Fulton, Deputy Head of External Affairs from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), talks about how teams worked together to increase the reach and impact of cost of living statistics and analysis, so analysts and policymakers could find up-to-date information.
Learn more on Cost of living insights: engaging and diversifying users for greater reach and impactGeography champions work across the Government Statistical Service (GSS) to improve statistics containing geographical information. Their main responsibilities are to: ensure compliance with the GSS Geography Policy, including geographic referencing and coding standards raise standards in visualisation and use of mapping tools facilitate knowledge sharing promote innovation The network is chaired by the geography champion […]
Learn more on GSS geography championsEvie Webb blogs about the work of the GSS Harmonisation Team to develop a harmonised standard to measure socio-economic background.
Learn more on Harmonising socio-economic background across the Government Statistical Service (GSS)This is a new programme of events that are organised and run by the Analysis Function community. Community Programme events allow for deeper dives into topics and more specialised subject matter.
Learn more on Analysis in Government (AiG) Month 2023: Community ProgrammeA Government Social Research working group led by Dr William Nicholson write a blog on a brand-new guide to inclusive social research practices to help you develop more inclusive analysis.
Learn more on Bringing the voices of all groups into analysisQuality champions aim to raise the quality of official statistics produced by government departments. Their main responsibilities are to: share guidance and best practice related to quality with their department keep colleagues up to date with developments relating to quality act as their department’s central point of contact for advice on quality identify areas within […]
Learn more on GSS quality championsThe Analysis Function (AF) Evaluation Support Team blog about the development of the new AF Theory of Change toolkit.
Learn more on Creating a Theory of Change Toolkit