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Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation

Assessing commercial viability to identify and develop promising business ideas

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Why Choose This Course

The Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation training course provides project, finance and business development professionals with a structured approach to feasibility studies. It covers the preparation, analysis and presentation of technical, commercial, organisational and financial feasibility assessments. Participants examine options analysis, risk assessment, feasibility reporting and the communication skills required to secure decision-maker support. This practical framework helps professionals present clear evidence for informed investment and resource decisions.

Rigorous feasibility studies can prevent costly investment errors, identify viable options and give decision-makers greater confidence when committing resources. However, studies may fail because analysis is incomplete, financial modelling is weak or findings are communicated ineffectively. The course addresses NPV, DCF and cash flow forecasting alongside options generation, selection, risk response planning and report development. It also develops persuasive pitching skills through a Dragon’s Den-style simulation, supporting the production of analytically rigorous, financially credible feasibility studies.

This Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation training course will highlight:

  • Assessing technical, commercial, organisational and financial feasibility
  • Applying NPV, DCF and cash flow forecasting methods
  • Generating, analysing and selecting viable options
  • Evaluating risks and planning appropriate responses
  • Developing clear, well-structured feasibility reports
  • Communicating and pitching findings to decision-makers
Why Choose Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation
Course Goals

What are the Goals?

The Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation Course aims to build comprehensive capabilities in preparing, analysing, and presenting feasibility studies — covering technical and financial evaluation, options analysis, risk management, report preparation, and persuasive pitching.

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Describe feasibility studies and clarify their significance, principles, elements, and process
  • Perform technical, commercial, and organisational feasibility assessments, including the evaluation of people, competence, and resources
  • Use financial feasibility analysis, including cost classification and estimation, non-discounting and discounting methods, capital expenditure planning, and cash flow forecasting
  • Determine the investment required and assess return on investment for business and project proposals
  • Use project options analysis, including the processes for generating and selecting options
  • Implement the risk management process within feasibility studies, including quantitative risk analysis and risk response planning
  • Produce a comprehensive feasibility report and use project planning and critical path analysis
  • Create and organise an impactful business plan and formulate a business pitch for decision-maker audiences
  • Use engaging communication approaches, including multiple intelligences and learning cycle principles, in feasibility presentations
  • Effectively present and pitch a business idea through simulation and role play while incorporating lessons learned and personal action planning

Who is this Training Course for?

This Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation training course is designed for:

  • Project Managers
  • Programme Managers
  • Feasibility Study Analysts
  • Business Analysts
  • Investment Analysts
  • Financial Analysts
  • Project Finance Specialists
  • Strategic Planning Managers
  • Business Development Managers
  • Project Appraisal Specialists
  • Economists
  • Engineering Managers
Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

This Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation Training Course combines interactive and hands-on learning techniques to strengthen comprehension and knowledge retention. Participants will take part in scenario-driven exercises, team-based activities, and case studies that mirror real-world challenges involved in preparing feasibility studies.

The course delivery incorporates:

  • Guided discussions and brief presentations
  • Hands-on exercises and structured teamwork
  • Case studies drawn from participants’ own organizations
  • Relevant video content and interactive activities
  • Opportunities to present feasibility outcomes within simulated business settings

This engaging approach allows delegates to apply their new knowledge directly and build the confidence required to conduct and present feasibility studies effectively.

The Course Summary & Outline

  1. Day 1
    Introduction to Feasibility Studies
  2. Day 2
    Financial Feasibility
  3. Day 3
    Project Options and Risk Assessment
  4. Day 4
    Gaining Buy-In to Project Planning
  5. Day 5
    Presenting a Business Idea
Recognition

Certificate

Delegates who successfully complete the Feasibility Studies: Preparation, Analysis & Evaluation training course are awarded the Wallstreet Academy Certificate of Completion, recognising their achievement and commitment to professional development. Participants receive 25–30 credits, with the final allocation based on their verified attendance throughout the course.

Each Guided Learning Hour represents 60 minutes of attendance. Attendance is documented in line with the quality management principles of ISO 9001:2015, supporting accurate and consistent record-keeping.

Frequently Asked Questions

This course focuses on preparing, analysing and evaluating feasibility studies. It connects these activities to the process of identifying winning business ideas. The central theme is using feasibility assessment to support business idea selection.
The course supports business idea selection by focusing on structured feasibility study preparation, analysis and evaluation. These activities provide a basis for examining ideas before deciding which ones merit further consideration. The course frames this process as picking winning business ideas.
The course builds skills related to preparing, analysing and evaluating feasibility studies. It also develops a more structured approach to assessing business ideas. The emphasis is on using feasibility work to inform which ideas appear worth pursuing.
Yes, both analysis and evaluation are included in the course title, alongside feasibility study preparation. Analysis involves examining the available feasibility information, while evaluation focuses on judging the business idea based on that work. The course links both activities to selecting winning business ideas.
You will learn about the preparation, analysis and evaluation of feasibility studies. The course examines how these stages can be applied when considering business ideas. Its stated focus is on helping participants distinguish stronger ideas from less promising ones.
The training covers three stated stages: preparation, analysis and evaluation. Preparation concerns developing the feasibility study, while analysis and evaluation concern examining and judging its findings. No specific tools or frameworks are identified in the provided course information.
This course is relevant to people who need to assess and compare business ideas through feasibility studies. It may suit those involved in preparing, analysing or evaluating proposed business opportunities. The provided course information does not specify particular job titles or prerequisite experience.
The main intended outcome is a stronger ability to approach business ideas through feasibility study preparation, analysis and evaluation. This can support more informed comparison and selection of ideas. The available course description does not state any certification or formal qualification outcome.