Understanding Your Role in Care
Posted by Grays Medic
Training, Education
Training
Start date
13/11/2018
End date
22/11/2018
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Understanding your impact and sharing what you learn about is key to the voluntary sector becoming more effective. Meanwhile, with results and value for money coming under increasing scrutiny, demonstrating your impact to others is also important. Led by our expert measurement team, this workshop will take you through our four pillar approach, helping you decide what to measure, understand what different types of data will tell you, and which methodology to use.
With a group size of no more than 15, the workshop will be interactive and hands-on. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
THE TRAINING WILL HELP YOU TO:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The training is an introductory session and assumes no prior knowledge. It is aimed at those who have no—or limited—experience of evaluation, and is relevant for all charities new to this area and looking for guidance.
WHO DELIVERS THE TRAINING?
The training is delivered by our consultants who are experts in working with funders and charities of all shapes and sizes to develop robust and systematic evaluation methods and improve their impact practice.
BACKGROUND READING
This training is based on our report NPC’s four pillar approach, Balancing act: A guide to proportionate evaluation and Listen and learn: How charities can use qualitative research.
For further background information, read our paper on Theory of change, our blog on Five types of data, and our survey of impact practice among charities, Making an impact.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Understanding your impact and sharing what you learn about is key to the voluntary sector becoming more effective. Meanwhile, with results and value for money coming under increasing scrutiny, demonstrating your impact to others is also important. Led by our expert measurement team, this workshop will take you through our four pillar approach, helping you decide what to measure, understand what different types of data will tell you, and which methodology to use.
With a group size of no more than 15, the workshop will be interactive and hands-on. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
THE TRAINING WILL HELP YOU TO:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The training is an introductory session and assumes no prior knowledge. It is aimed at those who have no—or limited—experience of evaluation, and is relevant for all charities new to this area and looking for guidance.
WHO DELIVERS THE TRAINING?
The training is delivered by our consultants who are experts in working with funders and charities of all shapes and sizes to develop robust and systematic evaluation methods and improve their impact practice.