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SPSS Essentials: Overview This one-day workshop provides practical training on how to use SPSS and provides an opportunity for people who have not used SPSS before to get comfortable with the program. You'll learn how enter data into SPSS and discover how to obtain descriptive statistics such as means, frequency counts and percentages. After the workshop, you will understand the essentials of SPSS: data entry and basic descriptive analyses. Sign Up Here: http://spssessentials.eventbrite.com/ This seminar is aimed at: This workshop is for you if you are involved in analysing data within your organisation. If you are involved in quantitative consumer research, you will benefit by learning new quantitative data analysis skills. If you are involved in qualitative research, you will expand your skills portfolio to include quantitative techniques. This workshop will also be valuable for consultants involved in assignments that produce quantitative data (e.g. usability tests, surveys and focus groups). Pre-requisites: You must bring with you a laptop with SPSS installed. If you don't have SPSS yet, you can install a fully-functional trial version for the period of the course (registration required). (Because the trial version lasts only 14 days, don't install it until a week or so before the course). You will learn how to: Understand how the SPSS program works. Input data into SPSS and save it. Select the appropriate data entry method for the type of data you have. Select the appropriate descriptive analysis technique for the type of data you have. Perform the analyses using SPSS. Interpret the data output. Present the results to other researchers in an accessible fashion. About Your Trainer G. Tendayi Viki This seminar is led by G. Tendayi Viki. Tendayi is an expert in data analysis using SPSS. He is an academic and consulant who has published several scientific papers, including five book chapters, and led several seminars and tutorials at international symposia. Sign Up Here: http://spssessentials.eventbrite.com/