Workshop

The Canadian Evaluation Society National Chapter is hosting a 4-day Essential Skills Series. This in-person course is intended to provide learners with the foundations of professional evaluation including underlying evaluation theory, ethical considerations and standards, identifying objectives, stakeholder engagement, describing programs, creating evaluation questions, identifying indicators, research design and methods, data management and analysis, work planning, evaluation reporting. The course will take place on June 13th and 4th and again on June 20th and 21st. No prior experience is needed to attend this course. Learn more and register by June 6th here  

The Canadian Evaluation Society Ontario Chapter is hosting a 4-day Essential Skills Series. This in-person course is intended to provide learners with the foundations of professional evaluation including underlying evaluation theory, ethical considerations and standards, identifying objectives, stakeholder engagement, describing programs, creating evaluation questions, identifying indicators, research design and methods, data management and analysis, work planning, evaluation reporting. No prior experience is needed to attend this course and participants will receive a certificate upon completion of all modules. Learn more and register for the series here Use code EARLYBIRD24 to receive a $100 discount off the registration cost. The code

The Canadian Evaluation Society National Chapter is hosting a 4-day Essential Skills Series. Facilitated by Dr. Paul Favaro, this in-person course is intended to provide learners with the foundations of professional evaluation including underlying evaluation theory, ethical considerations and standards, identifying objectives, stakeholder engagement, describing programs, creating evaluation questions, identifying indicators, research design and methods, data management and analysis, work planning, evaluation reporting. No prior experience is needed to attend this course. Learn more and register by August 14th here   

ENCompass Learning Centre is hosting a workshop on the evaluation process, exploring the options, roles, and challenges that evaluators face in real-world settings. This two-module course will utilize case studies, exercises, and small group discussions, so participants can learn how to clarify interventions, identify beneficiaries, collect data, interpret results, and develop recommendations—all while cultivating a reflective, ethical, and culturally sensitive evaluation approach. The "Being an Evaluator" course is delivered through two virtual, instructor-led modules. Module 1: Evaluation 101 September 16, 9:00am-12:00pm Module 2: The Maze of Evaluation Choices September 18, 9:00am-12:00pm Register here

The Canadian Evaluation Society Nova Scotia Chapter is hosting Essential Skills Series facilitated by Nancy Carter. This online course is intended to provide learners with the foundations of professional evaluation including underlying evaluation theory, ethical considerations and standards, identifying objectives, stakeholder engagement, describing programs, creating evaluation questions, identifying indicators, research design and methods, data management and analysis, work planning, evaluation reporting. No prior experience is needed to attend this course. The course will run from 10:00-12:30pm ADT on the following dates: September 19, October 3rd, October 17th, and October 31st Register for the skills series here

The Excellence through Quality Improvement Project (E-QIP) is hosting a webinar series on Unlocking the Power of Data. In this session, Building Data Culture and Data Literacy through Dialogue, participants will learn how to: Facilitate Data-Driven Discussions Across Organizational Levels: Learn how to utilize data dashboards and visual management tools to enhance communication and decision-making across different organizational tiers. Enhance Data Literacy and Analytical Thinking: Understand the significance of data validation and selecting relevant indicators. The session will highlight the importance of starting with simple analyses and gradually progressing to more complex evaluations to ensure data accuracy and reliability. Build