Research with children and young people

Capturing the views and experiences of children and young people directly, rather than by proxy (e.g. through parents or professionals), is increasingly recognised as essential for sound research and policy development. Drawing on the tutors' extensive experience and expertise in this field, this long-running, practical, and highly interactive training provides an opportunity for participants to explore the ethical, methodological and real-world considerations of doing research and evaluation with children and young people, both face-to face and remotely.
This online course runs over two half days which helps participants reflect on and consolidate the learning and how to apply it to their own work. We also run it in person, as a one-day course, usually about once per year.

This course is very popular, and often run in-house as well. For more information about our in-house courses, contact training@the-sra.org.uk.