Workshops
A focused, hands-on session where you work on your own data or draft with an expert in the room, and leave with the task actually done.
What this service covers
You know what you need to learn — SPSS, questionnaire design, how to write a synopsis — and you need it done in a day, not a semester. A workshop is a focused, hands-on session of one or two days where you work on your own data or draft with an expert in the room, and leave with the task actually done.
One skill in depth
Each workshop covers one skill in depth: synopsis and proposal writing, literature review and research-gap identification, questionnaire design, SPSS, AMOS, SmartPLS, systematic and bibliometric reviews, or academic writing for publication.
Work on your own material
Participants bring their own topic or dataset and work on it during the session — the output is a draft, an analysis or a plan, not just notes.
Flexible delivery
We deliver workshops as Faculty Development Programmes at universities and colleges, for PhD cohorts and research centres, and as open sessions at our Mohali centre.
Small groups
Group sizes are kept small; software workshops are capped so every participant works on a machine.
Material and follow-up
Institutions receive the programme outline, participant feedback and certificates; participants receive the material, worked examples and follow-up support for a defined period.
A clear, guided process
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One skill in depth
Each workshop covers one skill in depth: synopsis and proposal writing, literature review and research-gap identification, questionnaire design, SPSS, AMOS, SmartPLS, systematic and bibliometric reviews, or academic writing for publication.
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Work on your own material
Participants bring their own topic or dataset and work on it during the session — the output is a draft, an analysis or a plan, not just notes.
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Flexible delivery
We deliver workshops as Faculty Development Programmes at universities and colleges, for PhD cohorts and research centres, and as open sessions at our Mohali centre.
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Small groups
Group sizes are kept small; software workshops are capped so every participant works on a machine.
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Material and follow-up
Institutions receive the programme outline, participant feedback and certificates; participants receive the material, worked examples and follow-up support for a defined period.