Welcome to the website of Education Research. Education Analytical Services division is responsible for the administration of policy on
- Tourism, Culture and Sport Although historical information is still listed on ASU-TCS activity, the unit was split from EAS division in September 2007.
- For Latest items also see below
Analytical activity reflects these policy areas, with over twenty five social researchers, economists and statisticians working together to support policy colleagues and ensure that policy making in the Education Directorate is based on the best evidence available.
Further and Higher Education research have their own analytical services unit and.
The EAS website contains details of our current research programmes and research publications. It periodically announces new research for which we invite expressions of interest, including a Sponsored Research Programme. To the left is a link to the Scottish Education Research Database (SERD) - a new resource for researchers.
WHATS NEW- Expression of Interest: Behaviour in Schools- for further information ( See Here)
- Expression of Interest : General Population Adult Literacy and Numeracy Survey
Closed / Out to tender - Expression of Interest : literature review on the evidence base on skills utilisation
Closed / Out to tender - Expression of Interest : Research to support Consultation on Safeguarding our rural schools and improving school consultation procedures Closed / Out to tender
Expression of Interest : Research to support the Consultation for future arrangements of National Qualifications Closed / Out to tender - Excel file - Historical list with web links to EAS division education research reports up to December 2007
- Latest CYPSC Analysts newsletter Issue 16: March 2008. If you require copies of past newsletters please contact recs.admin@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
- Analytical Services for tourism culture and sport relocate eleswhere from 1 September 2007. See contacts
- If interested external researchers/ consultants would like to receive alerts when expressions of interest for our Education Analytical Services research projects are placed on the 'research programme' page then please email recs.admin@scotland.gsi.gov.uk providing the name of the main contact, organisation and email address.
SEED Analytical Strategy 2006 (October 2006) Scottish Education Research Database went live September 2005 (see link on LH menu bar). For our Latest publications go to Research Publications.
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