Training/Advice
Event
Identifying local community needs through research and developing effective surveys
NICVA
Cost:
£75 for members and £110 for non members
This one day training session is designed to meet the specific needs of anyone having to undertake data collection for the purpose of a community audit or wider stakeholder analysis.
This session will give particular focus to data collection using online surveys and will include some practical exercises.
Training content:
- Identifing stakeholders
- Examining sources of internal and external data
- Examine how to engage stakeholders – methods of engagement including focus groups, interviews and surveys
- Structure and layout of questionnaires
- Examining different types of questions
- Building an online survey
- Running statistics and charts from an online survey
Who should attend?
Anyone who is about to undertake a community audit or stakeholder analysis and who has to conduct a survey as part of their job.
The training takes place on Tuesday, 13 September from 10am to 4pm in NICVA.
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Identifying local community needs through research and developing effective surveys
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