Life Skills & Leadership: Unit 4, Session 4: The Project Cycle | Page 55 of 91“We’ve also seen how difficult it is to do all the steps in the project cycle. We can easily become so
involved and enthusiastic that we forget to be thorough. Fortunately, you have also given some
excellent advice for each step of the project cycle. We will rely upon your practical advice when we
meet next time and learn more about doing a project together.”References:
Note: If your youth group members wish to explore the topics of the project cycle and project planning more deeply, learn more
about volunteerism and service learning, or if they need to develop skills even further, please refer to these resources, which will
offer training designs and useful tools for facilitators and their youth groups.
The New Project Design and Management Workshop Training Manual [ICE No. T0107]Volunteerism Action Guide: Multiplying the Power of Service [ICE No. CD062]Facilitator Notes for Future Improvement
Date & Facilitator Name: [What went well? What would you do differently? Did you need more/less time for certain
activities?]