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Programmes/Project Design Sprint

Step 02 — 6 Weeks

Turn an Idea Into a Responsible Plan.

Six guided weeks to shape a real community project — from understanding the need to presenting a feasible, safeguarded blueprint ready for review.

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Overview

Project Design Sprint

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The Design Sprint helps students move from a vague intention to a structured, responsible project proposal. With mentor guidance and an NGO-informed brief, students research a real community need, define a feasible project, and present a blueprint. Completing the Sprint does not guarantee a project will proceed to implementation.

Who this programme is for

Students with an idea or cause they care about.
Students who want structure before committing to delivery.
Students preparing to apply to Guided Launch.

Learning and leadership objectives

Understand a community need through research.
Define a feasible, responsible project scope.
Build an action plan with milestones.
Produce a project blueprint for review.

Six-Week Roadmap

Discover the Community Challenge

Identify a genuine need and the community it affects.

Mentor: Mentor helps scope the challenge realistically.

Objectives

Map the issue and stakeholders
Reflect on personal motivation

Student tasks

Stakeholder mapping exercise
Motivation journal

Deliverable

Challenge brief

Identify a genuine need and the community it affects.

Map the issue and stakeholders
Reflect on personal motivation

Deliverable: Challenge brief

Mentor-guided throughout

Each student is paired with a mentor who meets them weekly, reviews each stage, and provides written feedback. Mentor checkpoints are built into every week.

For parents

The Design Sprint is a structured, low-risk way for a student to test whether a project idea is viable before any community delivery.

Weekly time commitment is typically 3–5 hours.
No community delivery takes place during the Sprint.
Parents receive a short progress note at the midpoint.
Completing the Sprint does not guarantee project approval.

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NGO-informed briefs

Where relevant, students work from a brief informed by a partner NGO's identified need, so the project addresses a real gap rather than an assumption.