This is a new workshop.  It will be a half-day workshop held a the Woodhill Park Research Retreat on Wednesday February 22nd, 2012 from 9.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.   
Participants will be restricted to ten people and they will learn to formulate an achievable thesis topic by learning how to: 
• create a strong thesis statement; 
• pose relevant answerable questions; 
• understand what your likely data framework will comprise, and; 
• generate a sound ethical justification for your topic.

The workshop will be facilitated by Dr Jens J. Hansen, Director Woodhill Park Research Retreat.  Call 09 411 7703 to secure your spot at this new workshop. 

To see details about this workshop, click on the heading above or click the invitation to visit the site (below).

This half-day workshop will be facilitated by Dr Jens Hansen on Saturday 18 February, 2012 and again on Wednesday 29 February, 2012.  Each workshop will commence at 9.00 a.m. and will conclude at 1.00 p.m.  Notes will be provided and each workshop will be restricted to only ten participants.  To ensure that you are one of the ten, contact Dr Jens Hansen now on 09 411 7703.

To see details about this workshop, click on the heading above or click the invitation to visit the site (below).

This one day workshop will be held on Saturday 11 February from 9.00 a.m - 4.00 p.m.  It will be facilitated by Dr Jens Hansen and Anna Jo Perry.  Only ten participants will be registered, To ensure your registration, contact Dr Jens Hansen at the Woodhill Park Research Retreat.  Do it now by calling 09 411 7703. 

To see details about this workshop, click on the heading above or click the invitation to visit the site (below). 

We've spent some time scheduling a series of workshops for the 2012 year.  You'll find the schedule mentioned in a number of places on this website.  We'd encourage you to tell others about what we have on offer and we also invite you to register your interest in being a participant by making contact with us.  To navigate to the schedule of courses, just click here