DN Competent Researchers and Writers

DN Competent Researchers and Writers We assist in providing Monitoring & Evaluation services, Drafting M&E tools and Frameworks, Training

30/12/2020

Skills Development Courses
Skills Development is key in promoting job Creation and self employment. With the high rate of un employment and under employment in Uganda, it remains important for one to acquire more practical skills through which you can employ yourself or have an additional earning. At DN Competent, we designed a number of courses through which we equip participants with practical skills to do online work. Our courses target areas that still have gaps where participants can easily get what to do. Some of the courses are listed here under;
Blogging
Dissertation writting
Online marketing
The duration of the course ranges from 7 to 14 days. Training is done both through Skype and Face to Face. For one to be eligible for the course, he/she has to hold at least a diploma from any field of study.
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Contact/what's up:: 256 702 134670

30/12/2020

Handling A dissertation
Writing is a tedious activity which demands alot of time, skills and passion. This has presented a serious challenge to most people completing their bachelors, Masters and PhDs as they are required to draft final research reports/dissertations. It gets more serious when it comes to post graduate students as most of them tend to be busy in employment while persuing other degrees to grow their career. This has reached at a level where by most Masters and PhD students complete classwork but completely give up on graduation due to the pressure and difficulties associated with dissertation writting. Most students realise this after they have invested much money in paying tuition fees and time while attending classworks. This comes after facing the challenges in the dissertation writing process in the final semester/year. It comes with alot of pain and stress to give up on a degree that you have invested much time and money.

Most students fail to complete their dissertations due to a number of reasons. Dissertation writing process is usually made complex by the university supervisors involved and the university writing formart and standards. The book is usually marked several times by two or three supervisors and students are required to provide timely feedback on the comments raised. Most students fail to get enough time to gather the required information to provide timely feedback about the comments raised by supervisors. Other students fail to handle the technical aspects involved as it requires a lot of knowledge. Others fail to cope up with abusive supervisors yet it's not easy to request for a change of supervisor in some universities. Other students pass thru the writing process but with poor quality work which is again challenged by external supervisors. While others pass through the writing process but at the end fail to defend their papers. A few manage to pass all the processes successfully and make it to graduation.

However the process of writing a dissertation can be simplified through hiring a dissertation writing consultant. There are people who have specialised in this area and have been writting dissertations/research reports for a number of years for students from different courses and different universities across the world. They are connected to talented writers from different disciplines through which they manage to handle work from different courses. They have mastered the art of responding to supervisors comments, the technical aspects involved; and guiding students to defend their papers.

These specialists will assist you in writting the work, they will make you understand how the work is done and why, they will take up the pressure of responding to supervisors, they will make you own your work, they will prepare you to defend yr work during presentations through discussing with you the commonly asked questions.

Members, it is logical to consult in areas where you don't have enough knowledge than taking up everything and you fail to achieve your goal. No man knows it all.

Twinomugisha Deneth is a;
A dissertation writing consultant
A data analyst
A monitoring and Evaluation consultant
Web content developer

CEO of DN Competent Writers and Researchers. We provide services;
Dissertation writing
Data collection and analysis
Proposal and bussiness plan writting
Drafting journals
Editing and proof reading reports
Conducting monitoring and Evaluation surveys
Designing monitoring and Evaluation tools and frameworks
Training in M&E, academic writing, blogging

What's up;: 0702 134670

29/12/2020

Online Job Creation
Unemployment continues to be a serious problem in Uganda, and Africa in general. The number of graduates from higher institutions of learning keeps increasing year after year and yet the rate of job Creation remains low. There is northing that shows the rate of employment Creation balancing with the number of graduates in the nearby future. This implies that unemployment rate and underemployment are still increasing.
However with the coming of internet, there are many opportunities of creating self employment.
Most people spend more than an hour on socio media platforms daily yet this is enough time for one to earn more than 2millions a month if used as a blogger.
A blogger is a person who specializes in a certain field and keeps posting updated information about that field. This only requires a smart phone/computer and access to Internet. It doesn't require more capital. For example, one can decide to specialise in sports, fashion, local politics, music etc depending on the area of preference. For the start, you just open a Facebook account, YouTube channel, Twitter account and other socio media platforms. Having a website in addition to socio media platforms also provides an added advantage, however one can still start without it.
Earning from blogging is determined by the time one puts in and the quality of work. Consistence in posting is key to attract followers/views on internet thru which bloggers get to earn.
Through blogging, one can make money that cannot even be earned from employment. At Ugandan level, very many people earn more than 3m monthly as bloggers. At international level, bloggers earn millions of dollars. Money earned from blogging has no limit as you capture both local and international clients. If you are interested in blogging as a permanent job or side hustle, contact; . We provide training for bloggers both online and physically.
The Author is;
A Web Content writer
Academic writer
Data analyst
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Academic Writing Services
28/12/2020

Academic Writing Services

27/12/2020

ONLINE TRAINNING
Course outline:Research Methodology.
1. Introduction to research methodology
2. Approaches of research
3. Research Instruments/scale
4. Sampling and population in research
5. Reliability and validity
in research.
6. Statistics in research
7. Academic writing.
8. Topic selection
9. Drafting a dissertation
- Abstract
- lntroduction
- Literature review
- Methodology
- Data analysis
- Discussion
- Conclusion & Recommendations
10. Referencing styles (APA & Harvard)

Note: Online classes via zoom.

Email: [email protected]

25/12/2020

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10/09/2020

A Data Collection Plan
A data collection plan presents the different steps to follow when collecting the information necessary to answer selected research/evaluation questions. It consists of the following steps;

Determining what data must be collected in order to answer each evaluation question. This involves creating clearly defined measures that relate directly to the evaluation questions; and choosing a means to compare the project/program results with non-program circumstance.

Determining where to find the best source of data in order to answer each evaluation question. This involves deciding from whom or where to get the necessary source of information.

Determining how to collect the data. This involves selecting the data collection procedures that are best suited to the needs of the evaluation project.

Determining how much data to collect. This involves calculating the sample size.

Developing an analysis plan. This involves making sure that appropriate information is collected to answer specific evaluation questions.

Determining when to collect the data. This involves outlining specific data collection times; and determining the latest possible completion dates.

Attending to data collection issues. This involves being aware of responsibilities to respondents, determining who will collect the data; and keeping track of data in an organized fashion.

We provide;
Training in monitoring and evaluation.
Other Monitoring and Evaluation services
Training in academic writing
Academic writing services
256 702 134670

07/09/2020

IMPACT EVALUATION_Part II
Prospective Versus Retrospective Impact Evaluation

Prospective Impact Evaluations
Prospective Evaluations are developed at the same time as the program is being designed and are built into program implementation. Baseline data are collected before the program is implemented for both the group receiving the intervention (known as the treatment group) and the group used for comparison that is not receiving the intervention (known as the comparison group).
Prospective impact evaluations are more likely to produce strong and credible evaluation results, for three reasons that include;
Baseline data is collected to establish measures of outcomes of interest before the program has started. The data on the treatment and comparison groups is analyzed to ensure that the groups are similar.
Defining measures of a program’s success in the planning stage focuses both the program and the evaluation on intended results. Impact evaluations take root in a program’s theory of change or results chain. The design of an impact evaluation helps clarify program objectives particularly because it requires establishing well-defined measures of a program’s success.
The treatment and comparison groups are identified before the intervention being evaluated is implemented.

Retrospective Impact Evaluations
Retrospective evaluations assess program impact after the program has been implemented, looking for treatment and comparison groups ex post.
Due to lack of baseline data, it is difficult to analyze whether the program was successfully implemented and whether its participants really benefited from it.
Retrospective evaluations using existing data are necessary to assess programs that were established in the past. However, options to obtain a valid estimate of the counterfactual are much more limited in those situations. As a result, the feasibility of a retrospective evaluation depends on the context and is never guaranteed. Even when feasible, retrospective evaluations often use quasi-experimental methods and rely on stronger assumptions; they thus can produce evidence that is more debatable.

06/09/2020

IMPACT EVALUATION_Part 1
Impact Evaluation is one of many approaches that support evidence-based policy, including monitoring and other types of evaluations. Monitoring is a continuous process that tracks what is happening within a program and uses the data collected to inform program implementation and day-to-day management and decisions.
Evaluations are periodic, objective assessments of a planned, ongoing, or completed project, program, or policy. Evaluations can address three types of questions;
Descriptive Questions. These ask about what is taking place. They are concerned with processes, conditions, organizational relationships, and stakeholder views.
Normative Questions. These compare what is taking place to what should be taking place. They assess activities and whether or not targets are accomplished. Normative questions can apply to inputs, activities, and outputs.
Cause-and-Effect Questions. These focus on attribution. They ask about what difference the intervention makes to outcomes.
Impact evaluations seek to answer one particular type of question: What is the impact (or causal effect) of a program on an outcome of interest?
The choice of an impact evaluation method depends on the operational characteristics of the program being evaluated, notably its available resources, eligibility criteria for selecting beneficiaries, and timing for program implementation

14/08/2020

DISSERTATION WRITING TIPS_Problem Statement

The magnitude of the problem should be clearly stated
The statement should clearly indicate the urgency of the problem and show that the research is definitely needed.
The problem should be researchable(scope and funds).
The problem should have supporting statements.
The statement should bring out clearly what can happen if the problem is not solved
The problem statement should be supported with evidence from credible sources
The language used should be simple and objective

Dissertation writing/trainning
Web content writing
Article/journal writing
Monitoring and Evaluation training
256 702 134670

14/08/2020

Life can be much broader and simpler once you discover one simple fact, that is,--everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you. And you can change it, you can influence it, you can build your own things that other people can use. --Steve Jobs

09/08/2020

DISSERTATION WRITING TIP
Below are some of the terms/phrases that should be avoided when writing a dissertation.
• Jokes or puns
Jokes should not be included because they have no place in a formal document.
• Bad, good, nice, terrible, stupid.
A scientific dissertation does not make moral judgments. Use incorrect/correct to refer to factual correctness or errors. Use precise words or phrases to assess quality (e.g, method A requires less computation than method B''). In general, one should avoid all qualitative judgments.
• Perfect.
Nothing is perfect and therefore such a word should not be used.
• An ideal solution.
This is also judgmental. It should not be included in a dissertation.
• Today.
Today is tomorrow's yesterday. For this case a word like modern times should be used.

• Soon
How soon? Later tonight? Next decade? Such a word should not be included.
• We were surprised to learn...
Even if you were, so what? This does not make meaning in a dissertation.
• Seems/seemingly
Such a word should be avoided because it doesn't matter how something appears.
• Would seem to show.
This is not necessary because what matters are the facts.
• In terms of
This is usually vague.
• In light of
It is colloquial.
• Lots of
It is vague & colloquial

For;
Dissertation writing
Article/journal writing
Web content writing
Monitoring and evaluation training
256 702 134670

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