The 19 new Public Service Boards – which were set up in Wales to improve the well-being of communities - are unlikely to realise their potential unless changes are introduced. A report, published today (8 October 2019) by the Auditor General for Wales, calls on them to work more flexibly and to think and act differently.  

Do you have an interest in how money is spent?

Do you want to help support the improvement of public services?

Do you want a career that counts?

If so, being a Graduate Trainee at the Wales Audit Office may be the perfect opportunity for you.