Feasibility Study – Practical

A feasibility study is not a formal report; it is a decision-making tool. Mistakes made at the feasibility stage cannot be corrected later through good execution, because a wrong decision at the start remains wrong regardless of execution quality. In today’s work environments, organizations and professionals need a clear methodology to evaluate ideas and projects before committing time, money, or resources. For this reason, the Feasibility Study – Practical program is designed to provide participants with a structured, hands-on approach to evaluating projects from market, technical, financial, and operational perspectives, with a strong focus on supporting go / no-go decisions. The course is based on real-world applications and practical examples, avoiding purely academic theory or complex models that are difficult to apply in practice.

  • Online
  • 4.5/5.0
  • 20 Enrolled
  • Intermediate
  • English/Arabic
Course Overview

Introduction to Feasibility Studies

  • The concept of feasibility studies and their role in decision-making

  • The difference between a feasibility study and a business plan

  • When is a feasibility study necessary?

  • Common mistakes in preparing feasibility studies

Defining the Project Idea and Scope

  • Clearly defining the project idea

  • Identifying objectives and key assumptions

  • Defining the scope and boundaries of the study

  • Stakeholders and their impact on decision-making

Market and Commercial Analysis

  • Market analysis and demand assessment

  • Identifying the target market

  • Competitor analysis

  • Pricing of products or services

  • Potential market risks

Technical and Operational Analysis

  • Technical requirements of the project

  • Human resources and operational requirements

  • Location and facilities

  • Technical and operational constraints

Financial Feasibility (Practical Application)

  • Identifying costs (CAPEX / OPEX)

  • Revenue estimation

  • Cash flow preparation

  • Financial feasibility indicators (NPV, IRR, Payback Period)

Risk and Sensitivity Analysis

  • Identifying key project risks

  • Analyzing the impact of risks on feasibility

  • Sensitivity analysis and scenario planning

  • Risk tolerance and critical risks

Preparing the Feasibility Study Report

  • Professional feasibility study report structure

  • Formulating findings and conclusions

  • Presenting the final recommendation (Go / No-Go)

  • Presenting results to management or investors

Practical Case Studies and Scenarios

  • Real-world case studies from different projects

  • Analysis of successful and failed investment decisions

  • Applying tools and methodology in practice

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  • Course Type Online
  • Lectures 4
  • Duration 8
  • Level Intermediate
  • Language English/Arabic
  • Certificate Yes