EdTech

Developing Your Analytical Skills: How to Research and Present Information

This training programme focuses on developing analytical skills for researching and presenting information. It is designed for business professionals, specialists, engineers, managers, and senior managers who need to make informed, data-driven decisions. The course covers data organization, evaluation, decision-making, and presentation techniques.

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Event details

Dates
29 September 2026
Location
London, United Kingdom
Organiser
MCE
Industry
EdTech

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Analytical thinking
  • Making decisions using data
  • Creating short presentations
  • Organizing, collecting and evaluating data
  • Making recommendations
  • Identify relevant information
  • Make difficult decisions involving qualitative data
  • Perform analysis from multiple perspectives
  • Categorize data for analysis before starting

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