Research Masterclass Series

 Hello there!

Did you get our last email/invite for our upcoming webinar? And hope you’ve registered too? Because seats are filling up fast!

Just in case you missed it, yes! you can still save a seat for yourself!!!

Here’s a breakdown of what we will be focusing on during the upcoming webinar:

    •    How to choose a proper research topic

    •    Required skills for a successful literature review 
    •     Formulating good research questions

This Quarterly MasterClass which is a 90 minutes explosive webinar will help you to get ahead in your research, irrespective of whatever level you’re at. 

Date: Saturday, May 8th, 2021

Time: 4 - 5.30pm

Access is Free but REGISTRATION is required! 

To register, click: https://bit.ly/3uFgP68

Who are those that can attend?

    •   Students & Professionals

    •    Beginner & Intermediate level researchers,

    •    Anyone doing research in health, biological and social sciences including educational researchers

    •    Undergraduates & Postgraduates


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Our speakers are ready and you can’t afford to miss this free event. You can also drop in your questions ahead and they’ll definitely be addressed during the webinar. Simply register here: https://bit.ly/3uFgP68

Asides from attending this FREE webinar, you get to enjoy more exciting benefits such as:

§    Access to 3 checklists and worksheets that you can customize for your research

§    Scholarships for upcoming RRH courses 

And if you still have any more comments or concerns regarding this webinar or your research work, kindly reply to this email. 

Together, we can help you smash your research goals like a Pro!

Always in the best interest of your research,

 

Olajumoke Ojeleye,

Lead Facilitator/Founder, 

Research Resource Hub

Phone: +234 803 420 8415
Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/researchresourcehub/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theresearchresourcehub//
Website:https://researchresourcehub.com




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