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Register now for our upcoming webinar on Thursday 23 May at 10.30am
Join Wendy Simpson and Gemma Bothe for a webinar that will enhance your interview skills, crucial for effective research and data collection in any field.
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Interview Techniques - making a good chat meaningfulSo, you want to know what people think about your initiative? Interviews are a great way to collect that rich, qualitative data that is so valuable to supporting our impact narratives to understand the ‘whys’ of it all - why things worked, why they didn’t, why things worked the way did. But there are some key skills and techniques involved in conducting a good interview.
Come along and learn how to conduct interviews that yield rich, useful insights essential for sound decision-making and analysis. Learn how to ask the right questions, navigate interviews effectively, and capture valuable information.
This session will equip you with some practical techniques to conduct engaging and productive interviews, including different types of interviews, preparing questions for unbiased and informative responses, and creating a comfortable environment for interviewees.
Join Wendy Simpson and Gemma Bothe for a webinar that will enhance your interview skills, crucial for effective research and data collection in any field. Whether you're conducting academic research, market analysis, or community or impact assessments, mastering the art of interviewing can significantly improve the quality of your data and support your impact story.
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We are happy to offer community groups, local governments and not-for-profit organisations in person or online training sessions on how to best utilise the Community Impact Hub. If you are interested in arranging a training session for your team, please contact us via community.impacthub@lotterywest.wa.gov.au
Acknowledgement of Country
The Western Australian Community Impact Hub acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the land on which we are based, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation and extends that respect to all the Traditional Owners and Elders of this country. We recognise the significant importance of their cultural heritage, values and beliefs and how these contribute to the positive health and wellbeing of the whole community.
