Social sciences/criminology PhD offers research methodology tutoring: qual, quant, mixed methods. 15 years experience.

Peter's CV

Key skills
I have had an extensive and wide-ranging research career and have worked on a broad range of projects relating to the criminal justice system, health, ageing and pensions. I have conducted interviews and focus groups with a range of participants in various settings including criminal justice institutions and clinical settings, on projects funded by the Nuffield Foundation and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation among others. I have also designed and analysed large-scale surveys. As a researcher at three universities I have taught qualitative and quantitative research methods and writing skills to under-graduates and post-graduates. I have also coached Master’s and PhD students including students whose first language is not English.

Key research roles
2017 to 2020 Policy Evaluation and Research Unit, Manchester Met University
2014 to 2017 Organisational Development/Professional Learning, University of Leeds
2006 to 2013 Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, Law, University of Leeds
2005 to 2006 Policy Research Institute Ageing & Ethnicity, Leeds
2004 to 2005 Forum for Population Ageing Research, University of Sheffield
2001 to 2004 National Association of Pension Funds, London

Key qualifications
2020 Public Leadership: Policy Design & Delivery, Harvard Kennedy School
2019 Certificate in Inforgraphic Storytelling, University of the Arts London
2018 Diploma in Proofreading and editing, College of Media and Publishing
2017 PhD (ESRC), Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, Law, University of Leeds
2006 Diploma in Project Management, Engineering, Leeds Becket University
2005 MA Social Research Methods, Sociology, University of Sheffield

Selected presentations
Traynor, P. Just another statistic: improving policy and popular understandings of knife crime through improved data collection and analysis, Crime Surveys User Conference 2017, Royal Statistical Society, London (December 2017).
Traynor, P. Knife crime, ‘street life’ and the ‘security gap’, Youth Justice Board/Home Office Regional Guns, Gangs Forum, Leeds (July, 2017).
Traynor, P. Learning through doing: engaging creatively with young people in the research process, Researching youth in troubling times. British Sociological Association Youth Study Group, Leeds (June 2017).
Traynor, P. Hard to reach groups & quality of data, Resonances Qualitative Conference, Leeds Univer-sity (May 2017).

Selected publications
Szifris K, Morris S, Traynor P, Bailey G. (2018) Functional Skills in Prison (Randomised Controlled Trial) - A Pilot Study, Manchester Metropolitan University, (concealed information)
Traynor, P (2018) Knife crime: I spoke to young people who carry blades – and they want to stop the violence, The Conversation, June 21st 2018: (concealed information)
Smith, A., Fox, C., Harrison, J., Traynor, P (2018) Co-Creation And Co-Production In The United King-dom: A Rapid Evidence Assessment, Policy Evaluation And Research Unit Manchester Metropolitan University: (concealed information)
Crawford, A., Lewis, S. and Traynor, P. (2017) “It ain’t (just) what you do, it’s (also) the way that you do it”: The role of legitimacy in the implementation of Anti-Social Behaviour interventions with young people, European Journal of Criminal Policy and Research, Vol, 23, Issue 1, March 2017: (concealed information)
Crawford, A. and Traynor, P., ‘La Prévention de la Délinquance chez les Anglais: From communi-ty-based strategies to early interventions with young people’, in Baillergeau, E., Hebberecht, P. (eds) Social Crime Prevention in Late Modern Europe, VUB Press, 2012.
Hadfield, P., Lister, S., and Traynor, P. (2010) ‘This town’s a different town today’: Policing and regulating the night-time economy, in Criminology and Criminal Justice. 2010, 9 (4) p. 465–485.
Patel, N and Traynor, P. (2006) Developing extra care housing for black and ethnic minority elders, Depart-ment of Health; published online (concealed information) /index April 2006.