Today we are proud to launch the new Government Science & Engineering (GSE) Profession Strategy, read this post to find out more, watch our launch video, and register for the live launch event with Sir Patrick Vallance.
The GSE Team has been working hard with a diverse range of stakeholders to find out exactly what you want to be included in our new GSE Profession Strategy. The strategy reflects our priorities for years to come and is …
Since March 2021, the GSE Profession Communications Team has undertaken several projects to develop our communications offering and improve our member’s experience. We provide an overview of what we have achieved, what we are working on and future developments. What …
The GSE Profession is conducting its first annual member survey, and we need your help to ensure we gather data which can help us improve the Profession. We are asking all members to complete this 15-minute survey so we can …
Rupert McNeil, Government Chief People Officer is inviting all staff from across the Civil Service to take part in a Talent Management Survey, opening from 10 May and closing on 14 June. Please see here to access the survey: Talent …
Did you know that every department has a levy to fund apprentices? Learn more about how apprenticeships work, how the GSE is involved, whether it is for you and how you could improve skills across the profession.
Head of Geography, David Wood, presents the winners of the GSE Geography in Government Awards.
Following up from the last board meeting, Sir Patrick Vallance shares his ambitions on how to build pride and retain talent in the GSE profession.
David Wood presents the shortlisted nominees for the annual Geography in Government awards.
David Wood reports on his first year as Head of Geography within the GSE profession.
Become a member of the GSE Profession to access our opportunities, network, events, and join the community of Scientists and Engineers in Government.
Learn more about the GSE Profession’s Membership Offer by clicking on one of our information sections below
