A civil servant is someone who works for the government in a variety of roles, helping to implement government policy, manage public services, and support ministers. Civil servants work in departments such as the Home Office, Department for Education, and the Treasury. The work can include developing policies, managing projects, providing advice to government ministers, and ensuring the smooth delivery of public services. Civil service roles vary from administrative support to highly specialised areas like economics, digital services, and communications. Entry is possible with GCSEs or A-levels for junior roles, while many graduate schemes are also available. Civil servants are expected to be impartial and serve the government of the day, regardless of political affiliation. There are structured opportunities for progression and professional development within the Civil Service.
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