News: training
PACE 2024 program
The 2024 Program includes more than 20 short courses focused on developing your business, professional, leadership and management skills, and updates to our executive education programs. Staff receive a 10% discount on short course fees. More information.
Introduction to Strategic Journal Publishing
Join liaison librarians for an introduction to strategically selecting journals for your publications including guidance on finding journals in different disciplines, assessing journal quality, evaluating predatory publishers, and open access opportunities to maximise the impact of your research. Wednesday 29 November, 11–11.30 am. Online.
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R training opportunities
Three training workshops in R are available to staff: Exploring Chi-square and correlation in R (Tuesday 14 November), Traversing t tests in R (Wednesday 15 November), and Exploring ANOVAs in R (Thursday 16 November). More information.
ExpenseMe Pro: Corporate Credit Card Acquittals
Finance is hosting webinars for acquitting transactions in ExpenseMe Pro on Thursday 9 November and Tuesday 5 December at 12pm. For more information and how to book visit Finance Projects.
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Recognise & Respond training
How to support someone after sexual harm. This session provides a brief overview of best practice responses to incidents involving sexual harm. It includes definitions and relevant local legislation, information about reporting and support options for students, university processes and staff obligations. Questions or discussions are available with our specialist sexual violence counsellor. Tuesday 28 November, 10-11.30 am. Room 322, Hughes building, North Terrace campus. Register.
ACSPRI research training courses
The University of Adelaide is member of the Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated (ACSPRI), which offers a range of practical courses in qualitative and quantitative methods at discounted rates for our staff and students. More information.
Mental Health First Aid refresher training
A refresher course is available on Wednesday 6 December for staff who have completed a full two-day mental health first aid course and the accreditation assessment within the last three years. To check your eligibility visit the MHFA website. For registration and further information email mhfa@adelaide.edu.au.
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Building workplace connectedness
This 75 minute session will cover the research behind workplace connectedness and will provide steps for how to build connectedness through a specific set of skills and behaviours. Providing benefits for your team including greater group cohesion, improved communication and enhanced wellbeing. Monday 30 October, 12.15–1.30 pm. Register.
Getting started with NVivo for Windows
If your research has you working with unstructured and non-numerical data, NVivo is becoming the preferred tool for many researchers with the ability to collect, store and analyse different data types all in one location. This introductory workshop will help you get started with NVivo for Windows. Wednesday 8 November, 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. Register.
Managing psychosocial hazards in the workplace
All managers and supervisors have access to a free 20 minute video to learn more about the responsibilities in managing employee mental health and psychosocial hazards. Access will expire on Friday 10 November. Schedule in time in your calendar and register for access today. Register.
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