Public sector
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Department for Constitutional Affairs
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The Department for Constiutional Affairs is responsible in government for upholding justice, rights and democracy. Since its formation in June 2003, the DCA's objectives continue to focus around providing effective and accessible justice for all, ensuring people's rights and responsibilities and enhancing democratic freedoms by modernising law and the constitution. The DCA is a CIMA Training Quality Partner.
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Department of Health
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Nic was sponsored at university by the Royal Air Force to study Economics. He completed sixteen years in the RAF and retired in 1991. During his RAF career, he qualified as a Chartered Company Secretary and as a Chartered Management Accountant. He spent a short time as a senior lecturer at university and joined the National Health Service in September 1993. Nic has held a variety of senior appointments in the NHS as an accountant and as a CEO. He joined the Department of Health in August 2004 and is now responsible for national policy on professional regulation, education and development, NHS pay and pensions, including responsibility for the allocation of the NHS’s £5 billion budget on workforce development.
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The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
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The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is the largest in the UK and includes the largest teaching hospital in Europe. It provides high quality acute hospital services for the population of Leeds and the surrounding area and acts as a regional centre for a number of specialist services such as cancer and cardiac surgery. In total they employ over 14,000 staff across eight sites, treating around one million patients a year with a budget of £730 million. The Trust is a CIMA Training Quality Partner.
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National Grid is an international electricity and gas company and one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the world. It owns and operates the high-voltage electricity and high-pressure gas transmission systems across Britain.
