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This event is the third of four inter-linked sessions organised by ARK and NICVA to provide the tools and insight into how to undertake research that is of value to your organisation.
Wednesday 02 April 2008
Wednesday 02 April 2008
10.00am
2.30pm
Queen’s University- Belfast
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Event
There are very few dedicated researchers in the voluntary and community sector and research is often part of an individual’s broader job remit, which can often mean you may have had little or no research training and may not know where to go to get statistics or how to undertake research.
This event is the second of four inter-linked sessions organised by ARK and NICVA to provide the tools and insight into how to undertake research that is of value to your organisation.
Data Analysis will look at questionnaire coding and data input, basic statistics charts, analysing and presenting qualitative data.
When and where?
Wednesday 2 April 2008, 10.00am to 2.30pm, Queen’s University, Belfast.
Booking and information
To book a place, please contact Cathy Breslin at NICVA on 028 9087 7777 or cathy.breslin@nicva.org.
For more information, please contact Andrea Thornbury at NICVA on 028 9087 7777 or andrea.thornbury@nicva.org.
Places are limited to 30, so it is advisable to book early. The sessions are free and a light lunch is provided for participants. However there is a £20 cancellation fee if you book but do not advise us that you cannot attend within five working days notice of the event.
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