Drawing lessons from notable failures such as the Robodebt scheme, IPAA Victoria’s Integrity in Practice course provides an in-depth exploration of integrity issues within public sector practices.
Course overview
Facilitated over three-online engaging deliveries, each session will connect learning to contemporary skills and knowledge essential to understanding ethics and integrity in government practice.
Through the lens of the public sector, learning will explore contemporary examples, understanding the dynamics of professional relationships, evaluation of the role and impact of advice in decision-making processes, and examination of organisational culture on individual and team performance.
Course outcomes
Program outcomes are mapped to the VPS Capability Framework where learning will enable confidence in upholding integrity, to implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
The design framework will enable personal attributes and meaningful outcomes to:
- Develop a critical understanding of the complexities involved in public sector integrity and risk management through the lens of notable failures.
- Learning to think strategically about building and maintaining a culture of integrity within their organisations.
- Gain insights into handling complaints and feedback in a way that promotes continuous learning and improvement.
- Enhance ability to understand the diverse needs and experiences of the public.
- Cultivate a thoughtful approach to governance and decision-making processes, especially in complex and multi-agency environments.
Course audience
This course is ideal for:
- All Victorian public servants, particularly those involved in policy development, implementation, and oversight
- VPS level, entry/mid/senior level professionals
Facilitator
Danielle Elston
Managing Director, Good Government Advisory
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