Upto £37k...?
The aims of the project are to test the feasibility of working in a Bingo club setting to deliver a group-based physical activity intervention (the pilot Well!Bingo programme) to older, socially disadvantaged women.This will involve recruiting women from a Bingo club to participate in the intervention
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Upto £37k...?
[i][b]Essential Criteria
[/b]Education to Masters level
Good communication skills. Proven ability to work with people from socially disadvantaged groups
Knowledge and experience of quantitative and qualitative research methods
Proven track record of writing papers and reports
High level of IT literacy
[b]Desirable Criteria
[/b]Educated to PhD level
Knowledge and experience of participative approaches to research[/i]
Sounds reasonable to me.
Somebody watched that specsavers advert and still thought it was a good idea when they sobered up?
They'll need to offer more than that.
Those ladies get pretty fierce when you try to get the markers and cards out of their hands.
Thinking about this, it is also depressing that we think 'fitness' could be sat down, wobbling your bingo wings around...rather than a walk or similar...
matt_outandabout - Member
Thinking about this, it is also depressing that we think 'fitness' could be sat down, wobbling your bingo wings around...rather than a walk or similar...
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[i] The aims of the project are to test the feasibility of working in a Bingo club setting to deliver a group-based physical activity intervention (the pilot Well!Bingo programme) to older, socially disadvantaged women.
This will involve recruiting women from a Bingo club to participate in the intervention, collecting and analysing baseline and outcomes data (including accelerometer data), overseeing the delivery of the intervention and conducting exit interviews with Bingo customers and staff. There will also be the need to travel to other Bingo clubs in Scotland to assess their suitability for delivering the intervention.[/i]
This is about reaching out to a group and extending an activity they are already doing to try to increase the exercise value - presumably.
Not dissimilar from encouraging kids playing outside to climb trees?
Fair point.
Ooh knew my statistics unit at Uni would come in handy!
Those ladies get pretty fierce when you try to get the markers and cards out of their hands.
It might work - wrestling is good exercise. Perhaps you could get 20 women competing for 10 cards. Or you could put stickers with the numbers on around an obstacle course.
Actually that sounds like quite good fun. Assault bingo, who's up for it?
two fat ladies...
Saw a bingo ticket...