Courses

Today’s society is more connected than ever before. The opportunity to go online is now available at home, at work, on public transport and across cities and towns. The way […]

If you were to ask a consultation professional to describe the Law of Consultation, they would probably be able to mention The Gunning Principles. Ask them to describe those in

In this course, we are going to give you an overview of four of the more popular creative dialogue methods being used across a variety of sectors. There is a

Coding is one way to organise non-numerical data so that it can be examined in a more rigorous and systematic way, so that some conclusions can be drawn from it.

Public events come in all shapes and sizes from simple ‘drops ins’ to view plans for a new project to very large public meetings involving hundreds of people or modern

Consultation is not a vote; the data collected is a means of informing decision-makers of what different types of people think, and how strongly they think it, but this does

Surveys and Questionnaires must be informed by understanding the audience; they must sit in the world of the respondent, not in the world of the person writing them. They cannot

A Focus Group is not a large gathering, nor is it simply an unstructured chat. It has clear parameters, as set out in this course. We look at the basic

Data collection is at the heart of consultation – it is a means whereby we find out what people think and what they wish to say. Before we move to

Any competent engagement and consultation programme starts with having a good understanding of your stakeholders and anticipating both how they will react and how they need to be involved. Here,