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Project Management

Feasibility Studies

This course on Feasibility Studies equips professionals with the skills to evaluate project viability through comprehensive analysis. Participants will learn to assess technical, economic, legal, and operational aspects, enabling informed decision-making in project initiation and investment.

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Why attend

From knowledge to real-world impact.

Feasibility studies are critical in determining whether a project should proceed, impacting resource allocation and strategic direction. Professionals often face challenges in accurately assessing project viability, which can lead to costly missteps or missed opportunities. This course addresses these challenges by providing practical frameworks and tools for effective feasibility analysis. Participants will learn to identify key project parameters, evaluate market conditions, and assess financial implications, which are essential for making sound investment decisions. By mastering these skills, professionals can significantly enhance their ability to contribute to their organisation's strategic goals and minimise risks associated with project initiation.

Participants will develop capabilities in evaluating project parameters, conducting market research, and performing risk assessments. They will also learn to create comprehensive feasibility reports that summarise their findings and present actionable recommendations. Through realistic scenarios, they will practice creating feasibility reports and presenting findings, ensuring they can make informed recommendations to stakeholders and decision-makers. The course will empower participants to navigate complex project landscapes, fostering confidence in their analytical abilities and enhancing their decision-making skills. This practical approach ensures that they can apply their learning directly to their workplace, driving successful project outcomes.

Workplace challenges

Professional Problems This Course Is Designed to Solve

The programme explores practical approaches to the following challenges. Results depend on how the learning is applied in your organisation.

  • Difficulty translating subject knowledge into practical workplace decisions.
  • Inconsistent approaches to the activities covered in the course outline.
  • Lack of a structured plan for applying and reviewing new skills.
Course methodology

How you will learn.

The course employs a mix of case studies, group discussions, and hands-on workshops to facilitate learning. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios that require them to conduct feasibility analyses, using tools such as SWOT analysis and cost-benefit analysis. Each day includes collaborative exercises that encourage peer feedback and critical thinking. Participants will produce tangible outputs, including feasibility reports and presentations, demonstrating their ability to apply learned concepts effectively. The interactive format ensures that learners can immediately relate theoretical knowledge to practical applications, enhancing retention and understanding. This approach prepares participants to tackle real-life challenges in their organisations confidently, ensuring they leave with applicable skills.

Course objectives

What you'll take away.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Analyse project requirements to determine feasibility scope and objectives.
  • Conduct market research to assess demand and competition for a proposed project.
  • Evaluate financial projections to calculate return on investment and profitability.
  • Identify and assess potential risks associated with project implementation.
  • Construct a comprehensive feasibility report summarising findings and recommendations.
  • Present feasibility study results to stakeholders, justifying project decisions.
Target audience

Who should attend.

This course is suitable for:

  • Project Managers responsible for project initiation and planning.
  • Business Analysts involved in project evaluation and strategy development.
  • Entrepreneurs seeking to validate business ideas before investment.
  • Financial Analysts tasked with assessing project viability and financial implications.
Target competencies

Capabilities you will build.

Participants will develop competencies in:

  • Conducting market analysis to inform project feasibility.
  • Performing financial assessments to evaluate project profitability.
  • Identifying legal and regulatory considerations for project execution.
  • Utilising risk assessment techniques to mitigate project uncertainties.
  • Creating structured feasibility reports for stakeholder review.
  • Communicating findings effectively to diverse audiences.
Course outline

Your learning journey.

A focused, practical outline with time to explore, apply and reflect.

Day 1Introduction to Feasibility Studies

Applied activity: In groups, participants will define a project idea and outline its scope and objectives. They will identify key stakeholders and their expectations regarding the feasibility study, considering how these factors will influence the analysis.

Output: A project scope document outlining objectives and stakeholder expectations.

  1. 09:00–09:54Understanding the purpose and importance of feasibility studies in project management.
  2. 09:54–10:48Identifying different types of feasibility studies: technical, economic, legal, operational.
  3. 10:48–11:00Exploring the feasibility study process and key components for effective analysis.
  4. 11:00–11:30Coffee break
  5. 11:30–12:12Exploring the feasibility study process and key components for effective analysis. (continued)
  6. 12:12–13:06Defining project scope and objectives for feasibility analysis and stakeholder engagement.
  7. 13:06–14:00Discussing stakeholder involvement and expectations throughout the feasibility process.

Day 2Market Analysis for Feasibility Studies

Applied activity: Participants will conduct a market analysis for their defined project, using SWOT analysis to evaluate potential market position and customer demand. They will present their findings and discuss implications for project feasibility.

Output: A market analysis report summarising findings and implications for the project.

  1. 09:00–09:54Conducting market research: methods and tools for effective data collection.
  2. 09:54–10:48Assessing market demand and competition through qualitative and quantitative analysis.
  3. 10:48–11:00Identifying target audiences and customer needs to inform project viability.
  4. 11:00–11:30Coffee break
  5. 11:30–12:12Identifying target audiences and customer needs to inform project viability. (continued)
  6. 12:12–13:06Utilising SWOT analysis to evaluate market position and potential challenges.
  7. 13:06–14:00Interpreting market research data for feasibility assessment and decision-making.

Day 3Financial Feasibility and Risk Assessment

Applied activity: Participants will create financial projections for their project, including detailed cost estimates and revenue forecasts. They will conduct a risk assessment to identify potential financial pitfalls and develop strategies to mitigate them.

Output: A financial feasibility analysis report detailing projections and risk assessments.

  1. 09:00–09:54Understanding financial metrics: ROI, NPV, and payback period for project evaluation.
  2. 09:54–10:48Estimating project costs and revenue projections to assess financial viability.
  3. 10:48–11:00Identifying financial risks and mitigation strategies to ensure project success.
  4. 11:00–11:30Coffee break
  5. 11:30–12:12Identifying financial risks and mitigation strategies to ensure project success. (continued)
  6. 12:12–13:06Conducting sensitivity analysis to evaluate the impact of variable changes on financial outcomes.
  7. 13:06–14:00Preparing financial summaries for feasibility reports that support decision-making.

Day 4Legal and Operational Considerations

Applied activity: Participants will research legal and operational requirements for their project, assessing how these factors influence overall feasibility and project execution. They will discuss their findings in groups to explore various implications.

Output: A legal and operational feasibility assessment document outlining key findings.

  1. 09:00–09:54Identifying legal requirements and regulations affecting projects and their feasibility.
  2. 09:54–10:48Assessing operational feasibility: resources, technology, and processes needed for implementation.
  3. 10:48–11:00Evaluating the impact of legal constraints on project viability and execution.
  4. 11:00–11:30Coffee break
  5. 11:30–12:12Evaluating the impact of legal constraints on project viability and execution. (continued)
  6. 12:12–13:06Understanding environmental and social considerations in feasibility studies and their implications.
  7. 13:06–14:00Integrating legal and operational aspects into feasibility reports for comprehensive analysis.

Day 5Integrating Findings and Presenting Feasibility Studies

Applied activity: Participants will integrate all components of their feasibility study into a comprehensive report and prepare a presentation to pitch their project to a panel of stakeholders. They will receive feedback on their presentation skills and content clarity.

Output: A complete feasibility study report and a presentation deck ready for stakeholder review.

  1. 09:00–09:54Compiling findings from market, financial, legal, and operational analyses into a cohesive report.
  2. 09:54–10:48Structuring a comprehensive feasibility report that clearly communicates findings and recommendations.
  3. 10:48–11:00Developing effective presentation skills for stakeholder engagement and decision-making.
  4. 11:00–11:30Coffee break
  5. 11:30–12:12Developing effective presentation skills for stakeholder engagement and decision-making. (continued)
  6. 12:12–13:06Utilising visual aids and data to support findings and enhance presentations.
  7. 13:06–14:00Practicing persuasive communication techniques for presenting recommendations to stakeholders.

The timings provided are estimates and may vary depending on the number of participants and the discussions taking place during the sessions. They are indicative only and do not constitute a binding commitment.

Dates & venues

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Kuala Lumpur 9 Nov - 13 Nov 2026
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€1,450.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 9 Nov - 13 Nov 2026
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€1,250.-Register
Paris 23 Nov - 27 Nov 2026
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€2,860.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 23 Nov - 27 Nov 2026
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€1,250.-Register
Istanbul 7 Dec - 11 Dec 2026
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€2,650.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 7 Dec - 11 Dec 2026
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€1,250.-Register
Amsterdam 14 Dec - 18 Dec 2026
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€2,540.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 14 Dec - 18 Dec 2026
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€1,250.-Register
Singapore 11 Jan - 15 Jan 2027
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€2,820.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 11 Jan - 15 Jan 2027
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London 25 Jan - 29 Jan 2027
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€2,450.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 25 Jan - 29 Jan 2027
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Cape Town 1 Feb - 5 Feb 2027
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€1,890.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 1 Feb - 5 Feb 2027
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Dubai 8 Feb - 12 Feb 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 8 Feb - 12 Feb 2027
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Frankfurt 22 Feb - 26 Feb 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 22 Feb - 26 Feb 2027
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Kuala Lumpur 8 Mar - 12 Mar 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 8 Mar - 12 Mar 2027
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Paris 22 Mar - 26 Mar 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 22 Mar - 26 Mar 2027
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Vienna 5 Apr - 9 Apr 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 5 Apr - 9 Apr 2027
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Istanbul 12 Apr - 16 Apr 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 12 Apr - 16 Apr 2027
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Amsterdam 26 Apr - 30 Apr 2027
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€2,540.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 26 Apr - 30 Apr 2027
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Singapore 10 May - 14 May 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 10 May - 14 May 2027
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London 24 May - 28 May 2027
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€2,450.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 24 May - 28 May 2027
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Cape Town 31 May - 4 Jun 2027
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€1,890.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 31 May - 4 Jun 2027
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Dubai 14 Jun - 18 Jun 2027
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€3,150.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 14 Jun - 18 Jun 2027
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Frankfurt 21 Jun - 25 Jun 2027
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€2,650.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 21 Jun - 25 Jun 2027
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Kuala Lumpur 12 Jul - 16 Jul 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 12 Jul - 16 Jul 2027
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Paris 26 Jul - 30 Jul 2027
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€2,860.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 26 Jul - 30 Jul 2027
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Barcelona 2 Aug - 6 Aug 2027
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€2,840.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 2 Aug - 6 Aug 2027
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Istanbul 9 Aug - 13 Aug 2027
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€2,650.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 9 Aug - 13 Aug 2027
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Amsterdam 23 Aug - 27 Aug 2027
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€2,540.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 23 Aug - 27 Aug 2027
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Singapore 13 Sept - 17 Sept 2027
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€2,820.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 13 Sept - 17 Sept 2027
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London 20 Sept - 24 Sept 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 20 Sept - 24 Sept 2027
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Rome 4 Oct - 8 Oct 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 4 Oct - 8 Oct 2027
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Dubai 11 Oct - 15 Oct 2027
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€3,150.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 11 Oct - 15 Oct 2027
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Frankfurt 25 Oct - 29 Oct 2027
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€2,650.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 25 Oct - 29 Oct 2027
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Kuala Lumpur 8 Nov - 12 Nov 2027
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€1,450.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 8 Nov - 12 Nov 2027
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Paris 22 Nov - 26 Nov 2027
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€2,860.-Register
Online Live virtual classroom 22 Nov - 26 Nov 2027
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Rome 29 Nov - 3 Dec 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 29 Nov - 3 Dec 2027
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Istanbul 6 Dec - 10 Dec 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 6 Dec - 10 Dec 2027
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Amsterdam 13 Dec - 17 Dec 2027
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Online Live virtual classroom 13 Dec - 17 Dec 2027
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