What are the role pages for?

Each role page gives you a curated shortlist of the guides, templates, quizzes, and tools that are most relevant to what you actually do at work. Instead of searching through the full library, you can start from your role and find the most useful content immediately.

What if my role isn't listed?

The role pages cover the most common job types we hear from. If your exact role isn't there, pick the closest match — most roles share overlapping needs, so a teacher and a school leader will find many of the same resources useful, for example. You can also browse the full guide and template libraries directly.

Can I use these resources for onboarding new staff?

Yes. Role pages work well as a structured starting point for new staff. You can point a new office manager or council officer at the relevant role page and they'll have a logical learning path in front of them, covering the key skills and policies for their area.

Do role pages include procurement and AI content?

Most roles include a mix of both, depending on what's relevant. Supplier and compliance roles have more procurement content; teacher and office manager roles have more AI skills content. Each role page lists exactly what's included so you can see at a glance.

Learning Paths by Role

The right skills depend on the job you do. A teacher preparing to use AI in the classroom has different priorities to a procurement officer managing public contracts, or a charity administrator navigating data protection. Our role pages cut through the full library to surface exactly what's most relevant to you.

Each role page lists the guides, templates, quizzes, and tools specifically curated for that job type. Pick your role below to get started.

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Teachers

Teachers need practical, jargon-free guidance on bringing AI into the classroom responsibly. Public Skills Hub helps educators understand how AI tools work, what risks to be aware of, and how to explain AI use to students and parents.

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Office Managers

Office managers are often the first to adopt new tools and the first asked to govern their use. Public Skills Hub gives office managers the frameworks and templates they need to introduce AI tools safely and keep teams aligned.

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School Leaders

Headteachers and senior leaders are responsible for setting the tone on AI across their entire school community. Public Skills Hub helps school leaders build robust AI policies, prepare staff, and meet safeguarding expectations.

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Charity Administrators

Charity administrators juggle limited resources while managing compliance, communications, and reporting. Public Skills Hub helps charity teams use AI tools responsibly and procure services compliantly, even without a dedicated legal or IT team.

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Council Staff

Local government staff face unique pressures around public accountability, FOI obligations, and procurement rules. Public Skills Hub equips council employees with practical guides and tools to use AI responsibly and procure in line with public sector requirements.

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Suppliers

Businesses bidding for public sector contracts need to understand what buyers expect and how to present their offer compliantly. Public Skills Hub helps suppliers prepare compelling, compliant bids and navigate the tender process with confidence.

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SME Founders

Small and medium enterprise founders want to grow their business and win new clients, including in the public sector. Public Skills Hub gives SME founders the knowledge to pursue public contracts for the first time and use AI tools to operate more efficiently.

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Operations Teams

Operations professionals are responsible for making sure processes run efficiently, compliantly, and at scale. Public Skills Hub helps ops teams assess AI readiness, build governance frameworks, and embed AI tools across workflows without creating new risks.

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Procurement Beginners

People new to procurement often feel overwhelmed by jargon, rules, and paperwork. Public Skills Hub breaks down the procurement process into plain English, helping beginners build confidence and avoid the most common early mistakes.

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Compliance Staff

Compliance professionals need to ensure their organisation uses AI tools and runs procurement processes within legal and regulatory boundaries. Public Skills Hub provides the frameworks, checklists, and guides to make compliance practical rather than purely theoretical.

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Role Pages — Frequently Asked Questions

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