Feasibility Studies - Evaluation, Preparation and Analysis

Overview

Feasibility studies examine the factors that may affect the success of a proposed project and evaluate the strengths and limitations of available options to allow meaningful comparison. The outcome is a clear and well-structured report that outlines the project’s objectives, presents key findings, and provides conclusions and recommendations to guide the next stage of development. This Feasibility Studies – Evaluation, Preparation and Analysis course provides a structured approach to assessing the viability of projects, investments, and strategic initiatives. It equips participants with the tools and techniques needed to evaluate technical, financial, economic, and operational feasibility, identify risks and constraints, and compare alternative options. This course on Feasibility will include the business skills necessary for conducting a feasibility study.

Objective

• Recognise the value and purpose of conducting a feasibility study
• Plan, structure, and evaluate feasibility studies effectively
• Distinguish between a feasibility study and a business plan
• Identify and understand the key components of a feasibility study
• Explore the different types of feasibility studies and their applications
• Understand the role of financial modelling in assessing feasibility
• Prepare and present a clear and professional feasibility study report
• Appreciate the role of communication and stakeholder relationships in carrying out feasibility studies