Analysis of Qualitative Data

This live online course explores the key issues in planning and conducting qualitative interviews with vulnerable participants or with challenging dynamics. (NatCen trainers) * Price: £165 for SRA members, £220 for non-members. It runs over two mornings and uses Zoom software *
This two day course is designed to explore the key issues in planning and conducting qualitative interviews with vulnerable participants or where challenging dynamics might be encountered. As well as providing insight from the trainers’ own experiences, the course aims to offer a forum where participants can discuss their own studies and reflect on these issues away from the hectic day-to-day experience of carrying out applied research. The course will be delivered through a mix of taught and practical sessions by qualitative researchers from NatCen who have extensive experience of conducting in-depth interviews for complex qualitative studies.
By the end of the course, participants will:
You will find this course useful if you:
This course assumes an understanding of the principles of qualitative research and experience of having conducted qualitative research interviews.
Jane Kerr is a Qualitative Senior Researcher in the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen)'s Crime and Justice team. She has worked on a range of qualitative studies about gambling behaviour, and a study for the Sentencing Council exploring online fraud and its impact on victims.
Jane delivers training on the qualitative in-depth interviewing course. She also has a background in quantitative research and has previously worked on workplace surveys and a panel survey about Families and Children.
Prior to joining NatCen in 2003, Jane read Human Communication at Manchester University before completing a MA in Social Anthropology, at Durham University.
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