This document provides guidance on conducting questionnaire surveys. It outlines the basic process as: 1) defining research aims, 2) identifying the population and sample, 3) deciding how to collect responses, 4) designing the questionnaire, 5) running a pilot survey, 6) carrying out the main survey, and 7) analyzing the data. It emphasizes that the questionnaire design must address the needs of the research and ensure the right questions are asked. It also provides tips for writing questions, such as using simple wording, minimizing questions, and employing logical sequencing and appropriate question formats like open-ended, close-ended, and rating scales. Pilot testing the survey is also recommended.