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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 recruitmentIsabella Worth blogs about her experience on secondment to the BBC.
Learn more on My time on secondment to the BBCRAP champions support the implementation of reproducible analytical pipelines across government. This means promoting reproducible analysis (this is, analysis with a clear audit trail that explains how and why it was carried out) and the use of reproducible analytical pipelines (this is the software methods used to make analysis reproducible). Champions are expected to share their […]
Learn more on Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) champion networkThe 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 toolkitGeography 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 championsHarmonisation champions aim to increase the harmonisation of government statistics. This means increasing the commonality in definitions, survey questions, administrative data and presentation of outputs across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Their main responsibilities are to: promote a cross-government programme of harmonisation attend and actively participate in harmonisation champion meetings share their own experiences with the harmonisation […]
Learn more on GSS harmonisation championsQuality 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 championsWe have had a fantastic week celebrating the excellent analysis conducted across government. We received over 100 outstanding nominations this year, which highlights the huge amount of great work going on across government analysis. Our panel of esteemed judges have reached a decision, and we are excited to announce the winners, runners up and highly […]
Learn more on Celebrating Excellence: The Fourth Analysis in Government (AiG) AwardsCamilla Somers blogs about her experience on the organising committee for the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2023.
Learn more on My experience on the organising committee for the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2023Geospatial information specialists collect, collate, manage, and maintain geospatial data. They understand techniques for primary data collection used in surveying, geomatics, and remote sensing. They also understand methods for linking administrative data by geographic references. Geospatial information specialists have experience working with a range of geospatial data sources. They understand the strengths and weaknesses of […]
Learn more on Role profile: geospatial information specialist