Mae'r cynnwys hwn ar gael yn Saesneg yn unig.
This training gives an overview of the UK Parliament and covers ways to work with the institution including details on Select Committees, legislative scrutiny, the House of Commons and House of Lords libraries, and POST. It includes information on engaging with the National Assembly for Wales, and also sessions on identifying how your research relates to policy, and communicating your research at Parliament.
How is the training delivered?
Sessions are delivered by officials from POST, UK Parliament Select Committees and the National Assembly for Wales. The training is interactive and practical. You will leave with an action plan, plenty of resources and the chance to join our alumni network to receive further opportunities and support from UK Parliament. Refreshments and lunch are included.
This event is in partnership with UK Parliament POST (www.parliament.uk).
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at academic researchers as well as those working in policy brokerage/research impact roles.
What will I learn?
As a result of the training you will:
- understand Parliament’s role and processes and the difference between Parliament and Government
- know how research is used in the UK Parliament and the National Assembly for Wales
- be able to identify opportunities to feed your research into the work of UK Parliament and National Assembly for Wales
- know how your research could be relevant to Parliament’s work, and how to frame it in this context
- learn tips and advice on communicating your research at Parliament including style and tone
- be aware of where to go for further support
What does it cost?
There is an attendance fee of £40, including VAT. If this fee is a barrier to your attendance, please contact us; we may make exceptions in some circumstances.
Are there any other dates?
This event is part of a UK-wide series of training events from the Knowledge Exchange team at the UK Parliament. More information can be found at www.parliament.uk/academic-training