Apolitical: the social learning network for government
WEBDescription. → For Partner course, Public Engagement. → For Partner course, Public Engagement. → For Partner course, Economic Justice and Rights. → Q&A page for partner course, Sustainable Finance. → Q&A page for partner course, Gender Policy. → Registration page, SRHR. → Registration page, Gender-based violence. → Registration ...
Apolitical: the social learning network for government
WEBWhere public servants come to connect and learn. I find Apolitical consistently has insights into the forefront of innovative government and the public sector’s potential for transformative change.”. Join 200,000 public servants to build your knowledge, skills, and connections you need to succeed. Co-designed and funded by governments.
Success Profiles 101: Behaviours - Apolitical
WEBJoin this free online workshop to learn how to master the ‘behaviours’ component of Success Profiles. You’ll learn how to identify which behaviours are being assessed in a job application and how to demonstrate those behaviours in a written application or interview. This workshop continues a conversation started in the online workshop ...
Who can join the community?
WEBWe do not approve applications from: 🔒 Journalists so public servants feel Apolitical is a safe space to share. 🔒 Undergraduate students who are not yet established in a professional capacity. 🔒 Lobbyists and private sector companies or consultants to avoid the risk of lobbying or pitching*. 🔒 People who work in the wider public service for whom our product is …
The role of civil society in policymaking - Apolitical
WEBJun 19, 2020 · Citizens and civil society organisations play an important role in helping public institutions become more transparent, accountable and inclusive in their decision-making processes, services and projects. By strengthening institutional accountability, and thus supporting good governance, informal citizens’ groups and established civil society ...
Writing a personal statement in the UK Civil Service - Apolitical
WEBIdentifying your skills, conveying them in a succinct and convincing manner, while still transmitting some of your personality — it’s difficult. Watch this interactive online workshop to learn how to write an excellent personal statement in the UK Civil Service. You’ll discover how to choose meaningful examples illustrating your ...
Tackling difficult conversations in the public service - Apolitical
WEBOther Resources. In any workplace, you’ll face a wide range of difficult conversations, from disagreements between team members to salary negotiations. But public servants have even more difficult conversations to contend with: conveying unpopular messaging, pushing back on policy ideas, allocating scarce resources for services.
Courses - Apolitical
WEBCourse. University of Oxford's Smith Schoo…. Public Servants and Climate Change: Reaching Net Zero. premium. Slide 1 of 2. Create a course with us. Bring the latest knowledge to government. Learn more. Interactive …
Our story
WEBOur mission is to help build 21st-century governments that work for people and the planet. The Apolitical team are optimists about the power of government as a force for good. We don't think government is perfect. But we do think it works better than the media often suggests. And we're fans of the committed men and women who work in government ...
Terms & Conditions
WEBApolitical's Terms & Conditions “Apolitical”, “We”, “Us” or Our means Apolitical Group Limited, a company registered in England and Wales with Company Number 09812036 whose registered address is at 20-22 Wenlock Road, London, N1 7GU; “Academic Partner” means an institution or organisation that may grant academic degrees or other professional, vocational or educational ...
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