Live one-to-one training on your own data, recorded so you can return to it.
There is a difference between receiving your analysis and being able to run it. Only one of those survives a viva.
An examiner will not ask for your output file. They will ask you to explain a decision, and then ask what you would have done differently. That question has no good answer if you never touched the software.
Sessions run on your own dataset, not a demo file, and they are recorded so you can go back over the parts that did not land the first time.
The honest position: if you learn to run your own analysis, you will not need to hire anyone for it again. We are fine with that. Scholars who understand their own methods come back with better questions and better papers.
Training also works well for research groups and departments — a small cohort learning together on a shared dataset is often the most effective format.
| What you receive |
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| Live one-to-one sessions |
| Recording of every session |
| Practice dataset and exercise sheet |
| Annotated syntax or script you keep |
| Follow-up question support for a defined period |
Live and one-to-one, then recorded and sent to you. You get both.
Yes. Small-group sessions on a shared dataset work well and are usually the more economical option for a research group.
Send your topic, your dataset or one draft chapter. We will tell you honestly what it needs — before you pay anything. The first consultation is free.