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How do you know if your organisation is actually making an impact? To answer this question, you will need to make a plan to measure your social and environmental performance and execute on that plan.
Our Impact Measurement online course, which is offered in partnership with the University of Richmond and UNC Charlotte, will teach you how to develop a strategy for creating an impact, how to execute on this plan, and how to disseminate and use the data obtained from your measurement plan.
You will explore the wide range of terms used to describe impact measurement, learn reasons why organisations measure their impact, and the project life cycle for impact measurement. You will also discover different impact methodologies and learn how to select appropriate metrics and indicators for your project. Lastly, you will explore how to report on your impact performance.
This online course, and our Fundraising and Communication online course, is designed for anyone looking to get into the nitty-gritty of contributing to real-world impact projects. This specific online course is for those who would like to know how to create an effective plan for creating an impact and how to measure this impact. This includes everyone from high school, college or graduate students who’d like to found a social enterprise to corporate professionals who’ve been tasked with designing a new project aligned to environmental or social objectives. Retired seniors who’d like to set up a purpose-driven initiative in their community are also welcome to join this project monitoring and evaluation online course.
After completing this course you’ll be able to:
Want to show colleges, universities and employers that you’ve got the knowledge and skills covered in this course? Once you’ve successfully completed any of our courses, we’ll send you a digital certificate of completion at no additional cost. The certificate will feature the official name of the course and your name. Add the certificate to your college application, your graduate school application, your job application or your LinkedIn page.