Specialist skills from government professions
Get easy access to specialist skills learning recommended for civil servants by government professions.
Everyone in the Civil Service should be a member of at least one government profession.
Professions work across government on behalf of departments, agencies and functions and an individual can belong to more than one government profession. For example, a HR professional might also be part of the project delivery profession.
Government professions develop specialist skills and knowledge in people, set standards and define career pathways. This includes:
- Developing members of a profession to progress from entry into the profession to deep specialist - through accredited routes as well as continuous professional development.
- Supporting members of one profession to build interdisciplinary range through another profession.
- Defining the awareness level learning that creates the essential capabilities every civil servant needs.
Government Campus’ sets out the recommended learning from professions. Civil Servants should use this to help support their career development and develop their understanding about the role of each profession.
Government Campus is also working to improve the specialist skills pages on Prospectus Online. Updated pages will be rolled out over the coming months. Currently you can access new pages from: