Public statistical training workshops now on sale

Prism is proud to announce its 2018 public training programme is now on sale, with more courses scheduled than ever before.

Split between Cambridge, Stansted and London, the programme encompasses a mixture of Design of Experiments (DoE), Multivariate and Foundation workshops suitable for all levels of experience using a variety of software packages.

“It’s nice to work through examples with a small group, allowing it to be more interactive and tailored depending on our questions.” - 2017 workshop attendee

Highlights include the popular 2-day Effective DoE Implementation workshop, which introduces those new to DoE (or simply seeking a refresher!) to the statistical concepts and methodology behind this proven approach; Prism's one-day Advanced DoE Topics workshop, which builds on the basics to cover Definitive Screening Designs, Custom/Optimal Designs alongside response surface modelling and more; and the return of its one-day Mixture Designs course, suited for formulators, scientists or engineers dealing with mixtures of components. Prism is delivering these courses throughout the year, with different sessions tailored to both Design-Expert® and JMP® software packages.

“The course offered the right blend of theory and software-based practice and was held at the right pace to enable a DoE novice to retain as much info as possible.” -  2017 workshop attendee

Prism is also adding its Introducing GraphPad Prism course to the public programme for the first time. Covering visual analysis, comparative statistics and curve-fitting, this one-day workshop provides attendees with the skills to effectively visualise, analyse and present data using this powerful software package. In addition, the team is proud to continue itscollaboration with CAMO software to deliver the two-day Multivariate Analysis (MVA) – Level 1 course using The Unscrambler® X; providing spectroscopists, analytical chemists, process engineers and sensory scientists the opportunity to exploring both the theoretical and practical usage of multivariate methods.

“The trainer was very knowledgeable on statistics and was happy to answer questions. They explained things very well and the pace and depth were just right.”  - 2017 workshop attendee

Please find the full public training programme schedule in 2018 below:

 

Date Course Software Venue Price
24 January Introducing GraphPad Prism GraphPad Prism Stansted £595
20 - 21 February Effective DoE Implementation JMP software Cambridge £995
12 - 14 March DoE for Bioprocess Optimisation Design-Expert London £1590
28 March Foundation Statistics for Scientists JMP software Cambridge £595
24 - 25 April Effective DoE Implementation Design-Expert Stansted £995
16 May Advanced DoE Topics JMP software Stansted £595
22 & 23 May Multivariate Analysis - Level 1 The Unscrambler Stansted £1200
26 June Advanced DoE Topics Design-Expert Stansted £595
27 June Mixture Designs Design-Expert Stansted £595
17 July Design & Analysis for AMDV ADAPT / Excel Cambridge £595
19 September Introducing GraphPad Prism GraphPad Prism Stansted £595
23 - 24 October Effective DoE Implementation JMP software Cambridge £995
20 - 21 November Multivariate Analysis - Level 1 The Unscrambler Stansted £1200
4 - 5 December Effective DoE Implementation Design-Expert Stansted £995

 

Prism says: "We limit our workshop capacities to keep groups small, allowing plenty of opportunity for our trainers to explain concepts and topics in an interactive and accessible way. This ‘hands-on’ approach to learning has been at the core of our training delivery for years; the Prism ethos is to help people make the best use of statistics and we’re proud to say that 99% of customer feedback rates our course content as ‘Good’ or ‘Excellent’.

"We can also deliver these workshops (and more!) on-site to you and your colleagues; alongside this, we offer statistical support via our consultancy service. For more information, please don't hesitate to contact us to find out how we could assist you."



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