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Learners can understand a concept and still feel unsure about using it on the job. Practice helps close that gap, and proof helps you show it's closing with measurable skill development. In this session, you'll see how to: Turn practice into proof with Graded Labs and Graded Role Play. Use AI-powered, rubric-based assessment to validate technical and professional skills. Spark critical thinking and deepen understanding with AI-powered learning experiences tailored to your learning goals and learner roles. Build skills through real-world practice with hands-on projects and realistic workplace scenarios where learners apply what they know. Stay ahead of evolving skill needs with a quick look at new content highlights for in-demand skills.

As AI becomes more widely used across government, the focus is shifting from encouraging adoption to ensuring the technology delivers meaningful improvements in public services and outcomes. Global Government Forum's latest research, The new AI operating model for government, explores the priorities for making the most of AI across government. Drawing on findings from the study, which was led by Lord Gus O'Donnell and based on interviews with 13 UK permanent secretaries and senior AI leaders, this webinar will examine four priority areas for the next phase of government AI: Ambition and impact: Setting clear ambitions for AI, identifying where it can make the greatest difference and measuring its impact. Joined-up government: Sharing successful approaches and capabilities across government while retaining the flexibility to innovate. The future workforce: Preparing for how AI could change tasks, roles, skills and career pathways across the civil service. Trust and accountability: Establishing the right approach to risk, transparency and accountability to support progress at pace.