Evaluation Training Days for Highways England

March 21, 2018

Tanya headed up to Manchester for two days to deliver evaluation training to the Regional Road Safety Co-Ordinators of Highways England. Based on the course delivered via the Road Safety GB Academy, the two days covers the evaluation life cycle, working through the different reasons why evaluation is essential through to the practicalities of using data to understand what needs to be measured, settings aims and objectives, creating logic models and ending on practical exercises to create questionnaires and facilitate focus groups.

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Evaluation Training Days for Highways England