A UK Government resilience resource, worth knowing about for anyone building resilience capability.
The UK Resilience Academy (UKRA) describes itself as the UK’s leading national provider of resilience training and education, expertise and resources. It is part of the Cabinet Office and is delivered by Serco Limited. It is written for a UK audience and is a separate organisation from ADVOX. ADVOX is not affiliated with it and does not endorse it.
This page is a short pointer for readers who want a UK public-sector view of resilience, alongside the UK regime described on the Operational Resilience page and the What is Business Continuity? guide.
The UKRA organises its work into five connected areas. Each points to the UKRA home page, where you can follow the area that suits you.
Training and education in person, online and made to order, including e-learning, learning pathways, organisational resilience, crisis and incident management, and preparedness.
02Advisory services, an exercising hub and support for managing lessons, to give assurance and embed what has been learned.
03Professional pathways and standards for career progression, including a career in resilience, apprenticeships and National Occupational Standards.
04Ways to work with the wider resilience community, through affiliates, visiting fellows and ResilienceDirect.
05Resources, news and insights, the Lessons Digest series and podcasts.
Descriptions are ADVOX’s summary of the UKRA home page. For current courses, dates and prices, see the UKRA directly.
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Source: UK Resilience Academy, a UK Government resilience resource. ADVOX has no partnership with, and makes no endorsement of, the UKRA. Copyright in the sources named above belongs to their owners.
