Workshop on statistics and statistical reporting

Why Attend

Statistical agencies work on producing large quantities of data, information, and important statistical indicators for economic and social activities and sectors, which reflect a numerical image of them. However, these indicators are typically understood by statisticians, specialists, researchers, and planners. Meanwhile, statistical agencies, based on quality standards and the fundamental principles of official statistics, aim to make their statistical products accessible to users at different levels.

It is worth mentioning that the goal of the statistical system is to provide high-quality data and information in a timely manner to support decision-makers and policymakers for planning, tracking progress, evaluating performance, and informing the public, researchers, and all users about the performance of society, the economy, and the government.

This course offers this workshop in statistics and statistical report writing to develop the skills of professionals in statistics, statistical data analysis, and report writing, which will help in decision-making and drawing up administrative and financial plans based on accurate and essential information to improve organizational performance.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Statistical agencies work on producing large quantities of data, information, and indicators.

Target Audience:

• Middle management directors

• Employees in information management centers

• Statistical analysts

Program Objectives:
To equip participants with new skills and effectively activate their existing abilities through:

• Introducing basic concepts of statistics and its importance in research

• Familiarizing participants with methods of field data collection and statistical research

• Training participants on using statistical tools and introducing the SPSS program

• Enhancing participants' knowledge and skills in using computers for data analysis and scientific research

• Enabling participants to write reports in a scientifically appropriate manner.