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Confessions of a Born-Again Candidate: A Guide to Chartering by Pat Bell

Follow Pat Bell's journey of chartering, from gathering material to submitting your evidence, with dos and don'ts, helpful tips, and insights on the process. Learn how to navigate the chartering procedure effectively. Email Pat Bell at pat.bell@hmce.gsi.gov.uk for more information.

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Confessions of a Born-Again Candidate: A Guide to Chartering by Pat Bell

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  1. Confessions of a born again candidate Pat Bell HM Customs and Excise

  2. Contents • How I came to charter • Doing it • What I got out of it

  3. Dos and Don’ts

  4. How I came to charter

  5. Context • Qualified in 1994 • Continuous professional work at DTI, DoE (DETR, DTLR, ODPM), HMCE since 1995 • Registered (Route B) in 1997 • Did nothing else for six years

  6. Why? • CDL initiative • Head of profession was keen • Bit of time • … • … Look, can I get back to you on this?

  7. Chartering Getting down to it

  8. Procedure Mentoring Gathering material Reviewing Line manager Head of profession Regional Liaison Officer Supervisor Friends Colleagues Do … Get help Don’t expect them to do it for you

  9. 1. Check what is needed • Administrative requirements • Documents you must include • What you need to cover

  10. Do ... readthe regulations Don’t… Forget to read the regulations (Sorry)

  11. 2. Gather material • Organisation charts • Departmental objectives • Service objectives • Job descriptions • Work you’re proud of • Annual appraisals • Training record

  12. 3. Map your evidence Don’t get disheartened – get help

  13. Do… the bestyou can • Map the evidence you’ve got • Show awareness • Plan to fill the gaps Don’t … get paranoid about the odd gap

  14. Do … look atother candidates’submissions • Required standard • Ideas for structure Don’t … use them as a substitute for thought

  15. 4. Get started… … but be prepared to make mistakes

  16. Do … make thesubmission foryourself • Analyse your development • And your impact Don’t … be self indulgent Save it for your autobiography or State librarian

  17. 5. Get a reviewer • Supervisor / mentor • Regional Liaison Officer • Colleague • Friend Choose them for the expertise they can offer

  18. Revise, print, bind, submit …. … and wait Let go

  19. Why? Revisited

  20. It’s the process, not the product • Look back at what you’ve done • Pat yourself on the back • Identify strengths and weaknesses • … and interests • Where you are, and where you want to be

  21. Do … Charter Don’t fixate on getting chartered pat.bell@hmce.gsi.gov.uk

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