Are you part-way through your PhD and wondering how to keep going? Do you need a push to progress to the final stages? Perhaps you’re unsure what happens next or what’s expected of you. It’s common to lose a sense of direction and momentum in the tricky middle part of your doctorate.

This interactive workshop is designed to get you focused and motivated. You’ll learn lots of practical tips to support you in all areas of your PhD, including research, writing, time management, communication, and wellbeing.

With the help of an experienced facilitator, you’ll make a plan that’s right for you.

Through activities, discussions, and tutorials, you’ll:

  • Clarify where you are with your PhD.
  • Identify your critical success factors.
  • Learn tools and techniques to boost your productivity.
  • Build a support network.
  • Develop a plan for success.
  • Create sustains habits for maintaining wellbeing.

By the end of the session, you’ll be all set for the next stage of your PhD.

👩🏽‍🎓 Audience: Mid-stage doctoral researchers in any discipline.

⏰ Duration: 2 hours

Feedback

  • “Yes, it did meet my expectations, it also superseded them. The tips on how to complete, timetables, as well as ways to manage the supervisory process, have been incredibly helpful.”
  • “This was a fantastic training that combined practical advice, skill building, and carved out time to implement these tactics with a one-day writing session. I would 100% recommend others to attend this event. Catherine Pope has, once more, been crucial to the survival of my mental health and saviour of my thesis.”
  • “One month on, I wanted to let you know how much it has helped me. Breaking down big, daunting tasks into smaller, more approachable ones has made me feel more capable of getting where I want to go. Thank you!”

Cost

This 2-hour workshop costs £525 + VAT for up to 30 participants.

Booking

Please email me@catherinepope.com if you’d like to book this training or if you have any questions.

On receipt of a purchase order, I’ll arrange a date with you for the workshop and make all the necessary technical arrangements. You just need to promote the event and send the link to your researchers.

For more information, please see my full workshop terms and conditions.