HDRC South Tees training and development toolkit
Our website features a dedicated section for video tutorials, offering comprehensive guidance and practical demonstrations across various subjects.
Stage 1 – Getting started: My role and the value of research
If you're new to research and want to learn more, these training sessions provide an overview of why research is important and help you understand how you can get involved in research
Stage 2: Implementing ideas and inspiring action - Planning for research
So, you have a research question or area of interest in mind? These training materials provide a basic overview of how to plan for research, from considering methods for data collection, how to fill out funding applications, and how to work collaboratively with others on research.
Stage 3: Taking the lead and making research happen – Leadership/leading research
These training materials support you on how to lead on research. It moves on from Stage 2, which covers the basics, to build an understanding of more complex research methodologies and provide advice on how to use your network to support your research.
Stage 4: Community related topics - Community engagement, involvement and coproduction
Involving the community in research is valuable and extremely important if we want to make meaningful change. These training materials provide information about marginalised groups and support on how to engage with communities.