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Telling my story: Analysis and Reporting on Outcomes (for Falkirk-based organisations only)

This is one workshop that has been split into two parts and will be delivered over 2 days:

Part 1: 1.30pm to 4.15 on Monday 8th March 2021
Part 2: 1.30pm to 4.15pm on Monday 15th March 2021

You must attend both parts on both dates.

Venue Information

We are running this workshop using Zoom video conferencing.  All you’ll need is a stable internet connection (and preferably a webcam and microphone).  We’ll email in advance with a link, password and all the materials you will need for the workshop. 

Who is this event for?

This workshop is only open to staff or volunteers from third sector organisations based in Falkirk.

Cost

Free

Workshop Description

This informative workshop investigates how to pull together evidence and make sense of it, even though it might be coming from different places and consists of different types of data!

You will gain the latest understanding of best practice in reporting and explore what a positive funder relationship looks like.

Using evaluation for learning is just as important as using it to provide outcome evidence for your funders and this workshop examines how your evaluation practice can achieve both of these and more.

At this workshop you will learn how to:

  • Analyse information collected to evidence the achievement of your project outcomes 
  • Report on the achievement of project outcomes to funders and stakeholders
  • Learn from the analysis to improve project delivery

There will be a mixture of presentation and trainer guided exercises.  We’ll help you learn from other participants and apply the learning to your work. 

Enquiries

To enquire about this event please contact us.

By completing the booking form below, you are agreeing to attend part 1 and part 2 of this workshop.  You do not need to complete an additional booking form for part 2.Edit

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Grace Robertson

Training Officer

About Grace

Grace joined ESS in November 2017 as a Training Officer. She studied Politics and Social Policy at University, and has worked in advice services in the third sector for the last 7 years. During this time she has advised people with learning disabilities and their carers, and alongside one to one advice has delivered programmes of training to build people’s knowledge and confidence in securing their rights. Grace is passionate about accessible communication and looks forward to bringing this to her work with organisations. Outside of work Grace enjoys Brazilian music and dance, and tries to keep up with the group in a juggling choir.

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