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# CorrelLAB: Daten verstehen

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:flag\_de: Language: German

:busts\_in\_silhouette: Target Group: Non-Profit Organizations
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In our course “Daten verstehen: Grundlagenwissen entdecken”, non-profits learn how to correctly assess data, measure impact, and confidently tackle data-based projects – even without prior knowledge.

We combine basic knowledge with concrete applications and create space for exchange, questions, and individual support – by and for civil society!

### **How does the course work?**

* Period: 12 weeks
* Time required: 2-4 hours / week
* Format: Integrated learning format with interactive learning platform
* Weekly online live session with data science tutors, always on Fridays 
* Studying in learning tandems
* Individual consultation hours

### **Ressources**

* Website: <https://lab.correlaid.org/kurse/kurs-daten-verstehen/>
* Learning Platform: <https://correlaid.lernerfolg.info/>


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