This end of project report is designed to provide Sport NI with valuable feedback on the delivery of your recent Supporting Sport to Build Back Better – Project Re-Boot Activate Award.
Please complete all questions within the report, we ask you to be honest and open in your...More
Project Stratum is a broadband intervention scheme managed by the Department for the Economy, developed to improve connectivity for premises unable to access broadband services of at least 30 Megabits per second. When Project Stratum deployment concludes in early 2025, it is expected that...More
This survey has been developed to seek the views of residents of the Fountain/Bishop Street/Bennet Street areas on the Peace Walls/barriers/gates in their area and their views on any future reimaging of these Peace Walls/barriers/gates and to seek their suggestions on the future of the Gaol...More
Hybrid Working Survey NI
The new Hybrid ways of working is to be rolled out shortly in CMS. This will mean everyone will return to the office with their command. Can you provide us with your preferred option as to how you want this to look.
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The ODT team are taking forward the DfE People Plan’s commitment that “We will support our people to develop the key knowledge, skills and behaviours required to perform effectively in their role and provide a range of opportunities to support their career development"
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The ODT Programme Team will be offering two sessions to provide you with an update on our activities and objectives for this year.
The first of these will be an in-person ‘Your ODT’ session on Thursday 18 August at 10am in Adelaide House.
If you are unable to...More
On 4 th January 2022, following extensive research by the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) since 2015, a restriction on the chemicals used in tattoo inks and permanent make-up came into force in Northern Ireland. The restriction covers over 4000 chemicals with the aim to make the inks less...More
Sport Northern Ireland is giving the sporting community an opportunity to say “thank you” to local coaches, officials, volunteers and projects, through their 2022 SportMaker Awards.
The Sport Northern Ireland SportMaker Awards recognise the outstanding contribution of coaches,...More
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We wish to baseline the current level of knowledge, skills and expertise in project*...More
The Civil Service Skills Academy is supported by the Northern Ireland Civil Service and is delivered in partnership with Belfast Metropolitan College.
The Academy is a great way to acquire transferable and needed skills to upskill or reskill before returning to the workforce or...More
The Department for Communities (DfC) is inviting applications for funding from its Sign Language Partnership Group (SLPG) fund.
The DfC invites applications from all organisations which are focused on the promotion of respect, understanding and tolerance towards the Deaf...More
The Civil Service Skills Academy is supported by the Northern Ireland Civil Service and is delivered in partnership with Belfast Metropolitan College.
The Academy is a great way to acquire transferable and needed skills to upskill or reskill before returning to the workforce or...More
Thank you for attending the Programme for Government (PfG) team’s, Making an Impact: Why we use an Outcomes-based Approach EIS Information Session on Wednesday 22 June 2022.
We hope you gained some valuable insights from this overview of the Outcomes-based...More
Thank you for attending the Programme for Government (PfG) team’s, Making an Impact: Why we use an Outcomes-based Approach Information Session on Monday 27 June 2022.
We hope you gained some valuable insights from this overview of the Outcomes-based...More
You recently participated in the Skill UP programme. The programme was established to provide an opportunity for adults to skill, upskill and reskill in areas where we believe job growth to be high over the coming years.
We would welcome your participation in this survey...More
Thank you for attending the Programme for Government (PfG) team’s, Making an Impact: Why we use an Outcomes-based Approach webinar, Tuesday 17 May 2022 as part of NI Assembly’s Learning at Work Week Webinar.
We hope you gained some valuable insights from this ...More
The Department for Economy’s Careers Service offers impartial and personalised advice and guidance on an all-age basis, provided by professionally qualified advisers. Careers advisers support individuals to make informed decisions including advice about the opportunities available in...More
Analytical Services Group (ASG) statisticians within the Department of Justice (DoJ) are responsible for producing the 'Northern Ireland Prison Population' report.
This is an annual publication that reports on key statistics relating to the average daily prison population levels and...More
Registered Intermediaries facilitate communication between a vulnerable person and professionals within the justice system. They advise on the best ways of engaging with a vulnerable person so they understand and can respond to what is being asked during police investigation and at court. ...More
Sport NI Declaration of Interest Policy was approved by the Board on 11 th March 2020. The revised policy has been updated to simplify the annual declarations made by staff and board members.
This online form is to be completed by all staff and Board Members by 30th...More
We would welcome your views on your experience of the AccessNI webinar you attended this week.
There are only 13 questions and the survey should take no longer than 2 minutes to complete.
Thank you.
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This end of project report is designed to provide Sport NI with valuable feedback on the delivery of your recent Supporting Sport to Build Back Better – Project Re-Boot Team-Up Award.
Please complete all questions within the report, we ask you to be honest and open in your...More