The Australian Sports Commission would like to hear from agencies able to share their Workforce Development Strategies.
Many thanks
Ellie Holst
A/g Adviser, Workforce Development
People and Culture Branch
Corporate Division
Australian Sports Commission
T: +61 2 6214 1026
E: ellie.holst@ausport.gov.au
The Australian Digital Health Agency is currently in the process of developing a core capability framework and refreshed L&D offering for all staff encompassing 5 key streams/areas – digital, project management, data, clinical and leadership.
Please contact us if you have already worked on something like this or are working through something similar. Happy to share drafts and information as we go through the process.
Thank you, Reann reann.godwin@digitalhealth.gov.au or phone 07 3023 8540.
The Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority are a tiny (around 70) person agency, established in 2017.
We are part-way into building our first agency intranet and have hit a couple of sticking points. We’re really interested in talking to other small agencies to learn how they have set up their intranets, with particular interest in hosting solutions, including implementing single sign-on and managing security requirements in a small agency context (limited resources).
Thanks, Helen
Helen Woittiez
Senior Communications and Media Advisor
Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority
One Canberra Avenue, FORREST ACT 2603
T: 02 6215 1548
The Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) is undergoing a review of our Studies Assistance Programme/Policy and would appreciate other departments sharing their own programme’s/policies.
We are particularly keen on knowing the following:
We are more than happy to share the outcome of our review of these policies with those agencies that ask, but any assistance would be appreciated.
Please contact us at DPS.LD@aph.gov.au
Hi everyone,
I have written IBA’s Compliance Training Policy and was hoping to get an idea of other agencies policies to see if our layout is similar, identify any gaps we may have/ what we may be beneficial to add, as well as how you conduct training.
At the moment IBA deliver all compliance training via 30 minute online modules through a Learning Management System, however would it be more engaging or a better way to train by having workshops/a compliance day?
Look forward to your responses.
Thanks,
Gemma Scott
Manager, Learning and Inclusion
gemma.scott@iba.gov.au
We’d appreciate your assistance with sharing information about the The Coaching for Women in Digital Program with your agencies. Feel free to use the email templates below to share with your agency and networks.
Email copy for: Internal networks – note: please include the ‘potential participant’ email below with this mail out.
Dear [name],
We are asking for your support to share and promote the 2021–22 Coaching for Women in Digital program to your organisation and staff. Applications close 9 August 2021.
This coaching program focuses on developing the leadership skills of talented EL1 (acting or substantive) women, female-identifying and non-binary professionals in digital roles. It is run by the APS Digital Profession and aims to increase leadership diversity and create a culture of workforce innovation and digital transformation.
The Coaching for Women in Digital Program focuses on strengths and connects participants to like-minded peers and women in digital across government.
The program is online, with some optional face-to-face opportunities, and runs across 12 months from September 2021 to August 2022. Participants are supported with group coaching sessions, a digital learning platform and other engagement opportunities.
The 2021–22 program costs $7,000 (excluding GST) per person, paid by agencies. Applicants will need to speak to their delegate or manager and get their approval before applying for the program.
We have provided information below so you can readily pass on to your staff for internal communication and anyone you think would benefit from the program.
The program is focused on leadership skills and does not require technical knowledge or teach technical skills. If you need more information, please visit the Digital Profession website, or get in touch through digitalprofession@dta.gov.au.
Regards,
xxx
Email copy to potential participants
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Subject line: Coaching for Women in Digital Program open for applications
Dear <name>,
The Digital Profession’s Coaching for Women in Digital program is accepting applications for their 2021-2022 program. I encourage you to consider applying or asking a team member to apply. Applications close 9 August 2021.
The Coaching for Women in Digital Program focuses on strengths, develops leadership skills and connects participants to like-minded peers and women in digital across government.
The program is online, with some optional face-to-face opportunities, and runs across 12 months from September 2021 to August 2022. Participants are supported with group coaching sessions, a digital learning platform and other engagement opportunities.
The 2021–22 program costs $7,000 (excluding GST) per person, paid by your agency. Make sure you talk to your delegate or manager and get their approval before you apply for the program.
The program is focused on leadership skills and does not require technical knowledge or teach technical skills. If you need more information, please visit the Digital Profession website, or get in touch through digitalprofession@dta.gov.au.
You can register your interest now.
Regards,
xxx
Department of Veterans’ Affairs is looking to update a number of our People Policies. Are any agencies willing to share policies relating to
My direct email is amy.joslyn@dva.gov.au. Thank you!
Digital Transformation Agency would like to hear from agencies who use Learnhub and discuss what courses they have created/rolled out for their own agency/department.
Please contact Donna.Prior@dta.gov.au or ph 0261208404.
The Clean Energy Regulator is seeking information from any agencies who may have established any Re-skilling program for women returning to work? ( this could be return from Mat leave or long term leave )
Any information on a similar program would be appreciated.
If you can email Carolyn.hullick@cer.gov.au
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission are looking for a service provider who can provide training on handling confidential information (esp. in a regulatory setting).
The training we are seeking is at a general level and should provide attendees with an understanding of what confidential information is, how to identify and deal with it, and what to look out for to avoid inadvertent disclosure.
In terms of format, we’re looking for a provider who can provide face-to-face or virtual training sessions and potentially create an online course that staff can complete at regular intervals as a refresher. We’re also seeking the option to develop area or function specific modules.
If you know anyone that could fit the bill, it would be greatly appreciated if you could let me know. Thanks!
Regards,
Neil Porter
Learning and Development | People and Culture Branch | People and Corporate Services Division
neil.porter@accc.gov.au
T: + 61 2 6243 3086