Review the outcomes and success of a sports-related project

Evaluation Process

Be proactive in analysing qualitative and quantitative data. Gather and examine all information connected to the sports-related project.
Develop the ability to identify strengths and weaknesses of the project. Recognise what worked well and what could be improved.

Outcome Comparison

Consider the objectives set at the beginning of the project. Evaluate whether these were met, exceeded, or not achieved.
Gauge the success of the project against the project’s key performance indicators (KPIs) or success metrics.

Stakeholder Feedback

Seek out feedback from stakeholders involved in the project. This could include participants, officials, partners and audience members.
Be open to constructive criticism that can promote areas of improvement for the future.

Reflective Practice

Embark on a process of reflective practice. What did you learn from the project? How did it help you grow?
Evaluate the impact of the project. Did the project make a difference? How was this measured?

Improvement Plans

Identify areas for future improvements based on the evaluation of the project. This should be conducted with a problem-solving mindset.
Plan how to implement necessary changes in future projects based on the feedback and evaluation of the current project.

Documentation and Record Keeping

Maintain accurate records of your evaluations. Document what went right, what went wrong, and key lessons learned.
Use your evaluations as a tool for future planning. Archive your findings and plans in a retrievable way for future references.

Review Techniques

Make use of varied evaluation and review techniques. This can range from surveys, interviews, or focus groups.
Choose techniques based on the type of data you want to collect - qualitative, quantitative, or both.