Turning APS Experience Into Opportunities Beyond Government
Australian Public Service professionals develop valuable skills that transfer across sectors. Learn how to communicate your APS experience for new career opportunities.
Australian Public Service professionals develop valuable skills that transfer across sectors. Learn how to communicate your APS experience for new career opportunities.
Organisational change can create uncertainty about your career direction. Learn how coaching can help you reflect, explore options and plan your next move.
Receiving a redundancy notice can be challenging. Learn practical steps to understand your options, reflect on your strengths and prepare for your next career opportunity.
Managing performance is one of the most challenging responsibilities of leadership. Most managers want to see their people succeed, yet many have received little guidance on how to have performance …
Leadership coaching helps people strengthen the behaviours, relationships and decision-making skills that influence workplace performance. It can also play an important role in improving workplace performance before formal performance management …
Performance improvement processes are rarely easy. Employees often experience uncertainty, frustration and a loss of confidence. Managers are expected to have difficult conversations while maintaining productive working relationships and ensuring …
The short answer: long enough to demonstrate your capability, short enough to manage the interview time One of the most common questions candidates ask before an APS interview is: “How …
A practical guide for EL2 leaders in the APS considering SES progression. Seven questions to assess readiness across capability, influence, and leadership identity.
Many APS employees assume coaching can only be purchased through a government procurement panel, and that non-panel providers cannot be engaged. In practice, coaching is often able to be purchased …
Many people wonder whether they need to prepare for coaching. The short answer is yes, although preparation is often much simpler than people expect. You do not need a detailed …
