EMWPREP Post 16 Data Collection

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EMWPREP Data Collection Form


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Introduction

For Post-16 Learners.

You have been selected to take part in an activity with the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Collaborative Outreach Partnership (DANCOP). The general aim of the activity is to raise aspirations about, and increase knowledge of, higher education opportunities for young people.

Below is a link to an online data collection form from our partners the East Midlands Widening Participation Research and Evaluation Partnership (EMWPREP). We are asking you to complete this form as it helps us to report on types of activities delivered, the numbers of young people taking part and is an aid in measuring the success of these activities.

EMWPREP Data Collection Form

Who are EMWPREP?

EMWPREP is a collaboration of Midlands-based higher education providers. We manage a database which securely stores information about the type of activities our partners deliver and who takes part in them.

How do we collect information?

We ask for data collection forms to be completed when a student takes part in an activity. The data collected on these forms is strictly confidential and stored securely on a web-enabled database.

Will we share the data you provide?

For research purposes we may share the data with our:

  • partner universities and colleges,
  • your school or college,
  • your school or college’s Local Authority,
  • third-party activity providers working with partner universities and colleges,
  • third-party data processors working with partner universities and colleges

    • We will NEVER publish your name or personal details or allow you to be identified from the data in any such reports or publications.

    What will you do with the information?

    We may use the data to then link to other educational data already held about you and we may also access this data and use it to see if university or college activities have made a difference to your future progression.

    Why do we ask for your postcode?

    Don’t worry; we’re not going to be sending you anything. The Government wants more people from certain postcode areas to go into higher education and your
    postcode tells us how many people in the area typically go to university.

    Why are we asking about gender, disabilities and ethnicities?

    There are some groups who are under-represented in higher education: people with disabilities and special educational needs, young white and black men, young people whose parents didn’t go to university and young people in care for example. Having this information from you helps us to track the progression of people from these groups through our research.

    Do I have to complete the form?

    Completion of the form is not compulsory, and non-completion of the form should not affect your participation in the activity. But please be assured that the information collected is strictly confidential and by completing it you will help us evaluate the impact of the activities and inform our partners in the development of future activities, which will benefit future students.

    Further information about EMWPREP research can be found on their website –
    www.emwprep.ac.uk

    If you have any queries or would like to discuss the research in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact me on the details below.

    Anna Davey – DANCOP Data, Evaluation and Impact Manager
    dancopdata@derby.ac.uk

    01332 591412