Practical qualitative software training
Live ATLAS.ti and NVivo training for postgraduate researchers, academics, research teams and professionals who want a clear, rigorous and independent workflow.
Two foundational tracks
Both tracks are hands-on and beginner-friendly. Participants may work with a GRC practice dataset or suitably de-identified material from their own project.
Build an organised, transparent qualitative analysis workflow from the first document to the final export.
Learn a disciplined workflow for organising, coding and exploring qualitative or mixed-methods material.
Included with every programme
Focused online guidance with space to practise, ask questions and troubleshoot.
A practice dataset, guided exercises and a GRC training workbook.
A non-accredited GRC Certificate of Completion for the programme attended.
Seven days of email support for questions arising directly from the training.
Individual training
Select a programme to continue to EFT payment and scheduling.
A focused introduction to project setup, imports, quotations, coding, memos and essential outputs.
A guided foundations programme covering project organisation, coding, categories, networks, retrieval and reporting.
A focused introduction to project setup, imports, codes, cases, classifications, memos and essential outputs.
A guided foundations programme covering coding, cases, queries, matrices, visualisations and reporting.
Foundational training across both platforms for researchers, research assistants and consultants who need cross-software capability.
A focused clinic for structuring an ATLAS.ti or NVivo project using de-identified research data and an approved analysis plan.
Group and institutional training
Workshops can be adapted for postgraduate cohorts, research units, faculties, NGOs and professional research teams.
Advanced querying, complex mixed-methods workflows, collaborative projects and specialised institutional applications will be released after further programme development.
Your selected training
A guided foundations programme covering project organisation, coding, categories, networks, retrieval and reporting.
Participants need access to the relevant software. Software licences are not included in the training fee.
Tell GRC your software version and operating system before the session. Any personal research data used during training must be appropriately de-identified and handled in line with ethics approval and institutional policy.
GRC provides independent practical training. These programmes do not confer official ATLAS.ti or NVivo certification and are not represented as publisher-endorsed courses.
The training develops software capability and methodological discipline. GRC does not complete a participant's analysis or make interpretive decisions on their behalf.
