What does a fast stream generalist do?

The Generalist Fast Stream offers the opportunity to undertake a wide variety of roles to establish your strengths and leadership potential. You will undertake placements in different departments, from the Cabinet Office to the Department for Work and Pensions, among others across the country.

How much do Civil Service fast streamers earn?

Graduates entering on the fast stream can expect starting salaries of £27,000 to £28,000. Once you’ve successfully completed the scheme and are promoted, your salary will be in the region of £45,000 to £55,000.

How competitive is the Civil Service Fast Stream?

The Fast Stream remains a very competitive process: in 2014, over 20,000 people applied for one of the 915 available positions, so only about one in twenty applicants received a place on the scheme.

Are you guaranteed a job after Civil Service Fast Stream?

For graduates passionate about pursuing a career in this sector, the Fast Stream offers exactly that: a fast-track into the Civil Service with almost a guaranteed job at the end.

Do you need a degree for Civil Service Fast Stream?

The application process includes a variety of assessments reflecting the type of skills fast streamers use. In order to apply, you will need to hold a 2:1 degree in any subject and be eligible to work in the UK, and if you’re a current Civil Servant, you don’t need a degree to apply.

How long does the Civil Service Fast Stream application take?

How long does each stage take? You have 5 days to complete the initial Online Tests, which are not timed. Once you have passed Stage 1 you will have a further 5 days to complete the Work Based Scenarios, which are not timed.

How can I succeed the Civil Service Fast Stream?

Applying for the Civil Service Fast Stream

1. Step 1: Register. Register via the Fast Stream website.
2. Step 2: Online exercises. There is a situational judgement questionnaire and a behavioural questionnaire.
3. Step 3: Online e-tray exercise.
4. Step 4: Video interview.
5. Step 5: One-day assessment centre.
6. Step 6: Final assessment.

Is it hard to get into civil service?

As the vacancies are limited, it may take more than 1 attempt and multiple years for most candidates to get into the prestigious service. But that is worth the wait. This exam is not for those who get discouraged after a failure. What matters in the UPSC Civil Services Examination is perseverance and passion.

How much does a civil servant get paid?

The highest salary for a Civil Servant in London Area is £58,269 per year. The lowest salary for a Civil Servant in London Area is £23,992 per year.

What can I do with the generalist fast stream?

The Generalist Fast Stream offers the opportunity to undertake a wide variety of roles to establish your strengths and leadership potential. You will undertake placements in different departments, from the Cabinet Office to the Department for Work and Pensions, among others across the country.

What interested you to apply for the civil service fast stream programme?

A: Societal Impact, breath of experience and a hard working workforce. Q: What interested you to apply for the Civil Service Fast Stream programme? A: I did SDIP in the summer 2017, got a Fast Pass and enjoyed it and so when I needed to get a job to take up after university it seemed obvious to just apply and see if I would get it.

Who are the fast streamers for World Mental Health Day?

For World Mental Health day 2019, Sean, a 2nd year Generalist Fast Streamer, talks to us about being a Mental Health First Aid Trainer and gives advice on how we can all be there to support each other. #WMHD2019 Holly talks to us about her experience on the Fast Stream after working as a Family Support Worker for 3 years.

What can I do with a GSR fast stream?

GSR Fast Streamers are represented in all the main government departments, as well as the devolved administrations and other government bodies. On scheme you will therefore undertake a broad range of tasks and responsibilities, building up your professional and leadership experience, and developing your skills as a social researcher.