Thresholds Clients

British Council
Cabinet Office
Charity Commission
Crown Prosecution Service
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS)
Department for Communities and Local Government (CLG)
Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
Department for Education (DfE)
Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)
Department of Health (DH)
Department for International Development (DFID)
Department for Transport (DfT)
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Driving Standards Agency
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Government Digital Service (was DirectGov)
Government Equalities Office
Home Office
HM Courts Service
HM Treasury
Jobcentre Plus
Ministry of Defence
Ministry of Justice
Office of Fair Trading
Office of Government Commerce
Office of National Statistics
Rural Payments Agency
Serious Fraud Office
Transport Scotland
UK Border Agency
Welsh Assembly Government

The philosophy of simple tools (e.g. structure, clear language, joining the dots) to unlock natural ability to communicate was very effective - probably more than a technique-heavy approach of voice coaching etc. [Communicate With Impact]

Jennifer Cole, Team Leader, Counter Terrorism Department, FCO

The [TPFL] course has given me invaluable insights into being an effective leader in public service.

Helen Judge, Director of Sentencing and Rehabilitation, Ministry of Justice

Thank you so much for your support over the last year. Crossing Thresholds has truly been an amazing experience. It has provided me with a strong network, which has proven very knowledgeable and supportive. I am extremely grateful to the programme and would highly recommend it to others!

Elizabeth Moriba, Policy/Programme Manager, DFID

[Threshold Programme for Leaders] makes a real connection with what our jobs are about. It’s not about gloss or theory, but what I’m trying to achieve and ways to be more effective in doing that.

Carys Evans, Deputy Director, Welsh Assembly Government

The whole [Communicate With Impact] course was jam-packed with useful activities and information. Not a moment was wasted or an activity not useful. Best training I have ever been on (and I've done a few!).

Rebecca Calder, Senior Social Development Advisor, DFID

Being part of the TPFL programme has been a fantastic experience. I developed a much better understanding of what is important to me in my working life, what I want to achieve and how best I might do that.

Emma Boggis, Deputy Head of Mission, British Embassy Spain

Thresholds has been great, absolutely invaluable. I am feeling much more empowered about my future plans. And I have also really valued the fellowship and friendship with the other group members along the way, as well as the literature and handouts.

Esme Gaussen, Researcher, National Audit Office

It was really helpful to have one on one time to flesh out what I wanted. It's the first time I've ever had any guidance from someone who has no vested interest in my decision and the probing and questioning was essential to help me remember and refresh what it is I actually want in my career.

Harjit Athwal, Head of European Criminal Justice and Rights, Ministry of Justice

The best thing about Crossing Thresholds was meeting all of these intelligent, honest, fun, genuine, hard working and giving women across the civil service - it was so uplifting to know and learn from this amazing group of women.

Tracy Morton, formerly Department of Health

I can't recommend Crossing Thresholds enough! I found it really useful for my career development and actually thinking about where I want to be in 3 or 5 years time. It's the best course I have ever been on.

Jas Mayer, Strategic Communications Manager, DFID

Crossing Thresholds has been very successful in achieving significant increases in the number of women advancing their careers at DFID.

Minouche Shafik, Ex-Permanent Secretary, DFID

The career development workshop that Thresholds ran for our staff received the most positive feedback that we have ever had for a development course.