Impact Masterclass for Development Education

Start Date: 28/04/2020 End Date: 28/04/2020

Event Location: Zoom

When: Wednesday 29 April from 9.30am – 12.30pm (including breaks)

IDEA is running an Impact Masterclass led by Philip Isard of Quality Matters. This online training will focus on measuring impact in educational work, particularly in the area of Development Education/Global Citizenship Education. Participants will be led through an interactive session that will address how to identify your impact (know what to look for), how to measure it and then how to articulate it (internally/reporting etc.) There will also be shorter follow-up sessions available to training participants – more details to follow.

About the trainer:  Philip Isard is a Senior Project Specialist with Quality Matters. Philip works as a senior consultant, researcher and educator for community and voluntary organisations, charities, non-for-profits and social enterprises and has significant experience in impact measurement training. Quality Matters is a not-for-profit organisation (CHY 20771) established in 2012 as the first Irish charity with a specific focus on supporting continuous quality improvement in social and public services.

Cost: €25 for members of IDEA and €40 for non-members – the fee includes participation in the training workshop, and any follow-up session, as well as handouts and materials.

Please note that this registration is limited to one participant per IDEA member due to high demand. We will create a waiting list for other interested partites. After the closing date for registration  (22 April) we will seek to accommodate those on the waiting list.

To register , or find out more, contact elaine@ideaonline.ie. Registration will close on Wednesday, 22 April.

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