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We support civil servants to develop the skills, knowledge and networks they need to deliver their best for citizens and ministers, now and in the future. Government Skills is part of the Cabinet Office and the Government People Group .
Skills England will bring together key partners to meet the skills needs of the next decade.
Skills England is an executive agency, sponsored by the Department for Education .
Get easy access to specialist skills learning recommended for civil servants by government professions.
Data and research to help understand current and emerging skills gaps and the type of jobs people take after training.
GSCU, now known as Government Skills was created in September 2020 and is part of the Government People Group within the Cabinet Office.
This series presents UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) projections of skills levels in the UK and OECD member states.
The first report from Skills England sets out the key skills challenges that limit growth and opportunity. It also assesses skills needs in the economy.
Find information and resources for the skills campaigns currently running.
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