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We run training workshops throughout the year to support organisations and practitioners with their evaluation needs. Scroll down to see our upcoming training and events.

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Our training workshops are available to commission - they can be commissioned and delivered to a group of staff within a single organisation, either in-person or online. Intermediaries, funders and local authorities can also commission us to run workshops for their members or funded organisations.

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Event 

Evaluation Health Check

Evaluation Health Check - Virtual Sessions - 23rd and 25th of April.

Need to improve your evaluation but don’t know where to start?! 

Book a 1-1, 25 minute free session with an ESS team member to talk about your evaluation.

We can help you think through what you might need to act on and direct you to relevant resources or training. There is no such thing as a stupid question! So book a slot and share your challenge!

Sessions will run on:

  • Tuesday 23rd of April, 1pm – 4:30pm
  • Thursday 25th of April, 9am – 12:30pm

Use the form below to indicate when would best suit you, and we will get in touch with an allotted time slot and Zoom link.

Please note – sessions are limited to one per organisation.

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Private: Steven Marwick

Director

About Steven

Steven Marwick was the founding Director of Evaluation Support Scotland (ESS). After 18 years, Steven felt the time was right for a change of leadership at ESS creating space for fresh ideas and new opportunities. He moved on from the role in June 2024.

Private: Jess Martinez

Training Officer

About Jess

Jess started at ESS in May 2023. After working in front line services in the third sector in London and Glasgow, Jess shifted her focus to training and moved to Edinburgh in 2018. She has experience of working with homelessness, disability, advocacy, domestic abuse, drug services, HIV prevention, disordered gambling, carer awareness, and children and young people. 

Jess’s role at ESS involves delivering training, as well as facilitating tailored evaluation support sessions. Jess takes a friendly and informal approach to her work, focusing on interactivity and creating a safe and welcoming environment.

“I believe that people learn best when they’re enjoying themselves. I like it when I see people start to relax and grow in confidence as they realise how much of evaluation is about common sense.”

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