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Since start up in February 2019, pilots underway include: | Since start up in February 2019, pilots underway include: | ||
| − | * The [ | + | * The [[Paper Plane Exchange]], which helps facilitate light-touch agreements for experiential learning. (Imagine going to another organization's workplace for a few days or weeks, instead of going to a conference or a classroom.) |
* Welcome & Care / Digital DNA (to be renamed). Focuses on creating human-to-human welcome for civil servants and others engaged in exchange. | * Welcome & Care / Digital DNA (to be renamed). Focuses on creating human-to-human welcome for civil servants and others engaged in exchange. | ||
* Externship, for longer-term work exchanges. | * Externship, for longer-term work exchanges. | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 4 April 2019
The Canada School of Public Service is running a series of pilots related to people exchange. The goal of people exchange is to get insights from the world, applied for public service. Specifically, the CSPS is encouraging more, easier, light-touch exchange of people inside and outside GC.
Since start up in February 2019, pilots underway include:
- The Paper Plane Exchange, which helps facilitate light-touch agreements for experiential learning. (Imagine going to another organization's workplace for a few days or weeks, instead of going to a conference or a classroom.)
- Welcome & Care / Digital DNA (to be renamed). Focuses on creating human-to-human welcome for civil servants and others engaged in exchange.
- Externship, for longer-term work exchanges.
You can read more about the People Exchange program by viewing the draft deck (which is living, and frequently updated) here
If you have ideas or questions, if you are doing related work, or would like to get involved, please reach out:
Heather Laird
Systems Entrepreneur
Canada School of Public Service
heather.laird@canada.ca
@hslaird
