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Statistics for Industry continues In-House Courses

After 45 years in business, we are continuing to offer in-house courses tailored specifically to your company’s requirements both in content and duration.

We are also offering a few of our most popular open courses.

Introduction and Statistical Methods for Scientists - 9 & 10 September 2025

If you are a scientist or technologist this 2-day workshop is for you.  It starts at an introductory level so no prior knowledge of statistics is necessary.  However it quickly proceeds to applications of statistics which are widely used in industry and will help you to analyse and understand your data so that you can make informed decisions.

Statistics for Microbiology - Online Course - 23-25 September 2025

This 3-day workshop is designed for microbiologists involved in research, quality control, manufacture or laboratory analysis.

We cover all the major factors which contribute to accurate test methods. Whether it’s method development & validation, assessment of precision and bias or the use of proficiency trials and control charts.  We will show you the best way to analyse your microbiological data and develop new methods to improve the quality of your test results which are vital for business success.

Introduction and Statistical Methods for Scientists - 9 & 10 September 2025

If you are a scientist or technologist this course is for you.  It starts at an introductory level so no prior knowledge of statistics is necessary.  However it quickly proceeds to applications of statistics which are widely used in industry. This 2-day workshop will help you to analyse and understand your data so that you can make informed decisions.

Open Practical Statistics Courses

We are currently running a limited programme of practical statistics courses throughout the UK. These are open to anyone from both the UK and abroad.

Statistical Consultancy

We specialise in applying advanced statistical methods and data analysis techniques to solve complex business problems.

With a track record of success spanning over 45 years, we have been welcomed by hundreds of leading companies and organisations and have helped thousands of scientists and technologists to use statistical methods to improve their processes or simply to understand their data. We offer both open courses, where individuals attend one of our public courses, as well as in-house courses, tailored specifically to a company’s requirements both in their content and duration.

Browse our statistics courses & services and see how we can help your company…

Open Training Courses

We are currently offering a limited programme of practical statistics courses throughout the UK. These are open to anyone from both the UK and abroad.

Our in-company practical training courses in statistics provide you and your team with exactly the right training at a time and location to suit you. We will design a unique course which is tailor made to suit the group’s current level of knowledge and focus on their specific problems and applications.

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We specialise in applying advanced statistical methods and data analysis techniques to solve complex industrial problems. Using statistical techniques mixed in with a good amount of common sense and experience, we’ve been able to come up with practical, pragmatic, actionable answers. In many cases this has enabled clients to save vast amounts of money, time and effort.

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A statistically significant success – contact us today and see how we can help your company!

Since Statistics for Industry was founded 30 years ago, we have run over 1,000 courses and helped more than 10,000 clients to become confident in using statistics. We have been welcomed by hundreds of leading companies and organisations worldwide and shown scientists, engineers, technologists, market researchers and many others how to use statistical methods to improve their processes and understand their data.

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