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Qualifications Wales has a Research Advisory Group which helps us develop our research function.
The second term of this group has come to an end, and so we are seeking experts to continue the work of the group into the next term.
The key role of this group is to provide advice and challenge on individual projects as well as the organisational research plan as a whole. Advice with regards to individual research projects will involve aspects of research design, methodology, analysis and the reporting of findings.
Members will also be asked to share in the group research, either their own or from the wider field, that might be of interest to QW.
We require between five to eight individuals with knowledge and expertise in the field of assessment/qualifications and research to sit on our panel.
To apply to become part of our Research Advisory Group, you will need to complete the application form below.
As part of the application, you will be required to:
You should only start the application when your CV and response form are completed and ready to upload as you cannot save your progress on the application.
Click on the 'Questions' option below to ask the team any questions you may have or click on 'Start application'.
CLOSED: This survey has concluded.
Qualifications Wales has a Research Advisory Group which helps us develop our research function.
The second term of this group has come to an end, and so we are seeking experts to continue the work of the group into the next term.
The key role of this group is to provide advice and challenge on individual projects as well as the organisational research plan as a whole. Advice with regards to individual research projects will involve aspects of research design, methodology, analysis and the reporting of findings.
Members will also be asked to share in the group research, either their own or from the wider field, that might be of interest to QW.
We require between five to eight individuals with knowledge and expertise in the field of assessment/qualifications and research to sit on our panel.
To apply to become part of our Research Advisory Group, you will need to complete the application form below.
As part of the application, you will be required to:
You should only start the application when your CV and response form are completed and ready to upload as you cannot save your progress on the application.
Click on the 'Questions' option below to ask the team any questions you may have or click on 'Start application'.
The government website has listed this tender as a £40,000 contract excluding VAT. https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/020745-2026?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2026-03-10&utm_source=SavedSearch
However the instructions document indicates the contract terms are of two meetings per year plus ad-hoc advice on papers or proposals between meetings at £400 per day, this would mean a minimum of £800 per year. Can you clarify what the actual value of the contract is?
Femma Ashraf
asked
6 months ago
Thank you for your interest. This is how the total Contract value is calculated:
We require up to 8 members of the Research Advisory Group to undertake a minimum of 2 days a year, plus preparation time, (potentially an additional ½ day each meeting).
Therefore: 8 members x 3 days @ £400 = £9,600 per year.
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