Monthly Archives: September 2011

NPC’s Well-being Measure – not yet available outside the UK

Posted on September 29, 2011 by John Copps

We have been contacted by organisations all over the world – from Australia to Brazil, the Philippines, Lesotho, and the US – all wanting to know whether they can use the tool, and whether it is valid in their country. … Continue reading →

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A video introduction to NPC’s Well-being Measure

Posted on September 21, 2011 by John Copps

To provide a better description of NPC’s Well-being Measure and what our customers think of it, we’ve made a short film. In it we ask The Outward Bound Trust, Eltham Hill school, and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation about their experiences … Continue reading →

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Why you need to start by asking a question

Posted on September 14, 2011 by John Copps

It might sound very obvious but the first step of a successful evaluation or research project is understanding why you are doing it. Asking yourself ‘why do I want to do the this research?’ and ‘what do I want to … Continue reading →

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About our national baseline: a proxy for the UK

Posted on September 9, 2011 by John Copps

If you are a subscriber to NPC’s Well-being Measure or thinking about signing up, you have no doubt heard about our national baseline. Our national baseline is a sample of young people across the UK that have completed the well-being … Continue reading →

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