The Practice of Sampling in Market Research: Advanced Sampling

Objective

This course enables you to

  • Consolidate ones knowledge on generating fit-for-purpose samples;
  • Be aware of the implications of working with data derived from samples.
  • Understand more advanced associated topics such as design effects, weighting and the power of tests.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course, delegates should understand:

  • The concepts covered in the Elementary Sampling course;
  • Have an awareness of the different types of weights, the situations in which they are applied and their implications;
  • The concepts of standard deviation, standard error, test power and the normal distribution as applied to the calculation of statistical reliability and confidence intervals;
  • The concept of Random Probability Sampling and be fully comfortable with it;
  • The difference between percentage, mean and net scores.

Who will benefit?

This course is suitable for researchers of all levels of experience who have a significant amount of dealing with quantitative survey data.  Delegates should also have attended the Elementary Sampling course (or be fully familiar with its material), have a high level of numeracy and be comfortable with using and manipulating simple algebraic formulae.

Price

  • Members £295 + VAT
  • Non Members £445 + VAT

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Research Skills: Advanced

13 November 2008

Venue: 15 Northburgh Street, London EC1V 0JR

Course leaders

Andrew Zelin

Andrew Zelin is Director of Sampling at Ipsos MORI and has had 15 year's experience of applying statistical techniques in Market Research, Telecommunications and Central Government. He has presented and published papers for the MRS, AAPOR and the Royal Statistical Society and is an MRS Silver Medal winner.

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