All Women Veteran Transitional Housing Feasibility Study

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This is an unpaid volunteer position

Feasibility Study Composer

Responsible for composing a Feasibility Study for an all women veteran transitional housing located in Detroit Michigan.

Major Responsibilities & Description

• Project Description- Identify the project name and purpose. Include details including stakeholders, and end result expected.
• Goals - List long and short-term goals and what processes will be needed to achieve those goals.
• Timeline- What will be the estimated time until project completion?
• Costs and Budgeting- Include all costs incurred for the project including the cost of the feasibility study itself.
• Purpose- What purpose does the project have and whom will it benefit?
• Market Analysis applicable, will the market or market environment benefit from the project. If so, list why.
• Resources- Identify all the resources both IT, technical, inventory, and human that will be needed to complete the project.
• Project Process- How will the project flow? Include flow charts showing project stages.
• Management and Teams- Who will manage and who will work on scheduled tasks? Will project management outsourcing be needed?
• Observations- Statements that do or don’t support the project should be included here. If for a client, does the client have the finances to complete the project or are there alternatives? If for a project or process, will it work and will it be beneficial?

• Outcomes of a Feasibility Study

Often, after the completion of a study, a determination may be made not to proceed with the project. A good feasibility study sample will include:

• Project Problems - Does the study include risk or problematic areas that need to be addressed and are they clearly identified?
• The Outcome - Ever study should identify the process, product, client request, and goal and how they will affect the outcome; positively or negatively. Will outcomes be beneficial or deterrent?
• Alternatives - Are possible alternatives available or suggested and researched?
• Assessment - The assessment part of your feasibility study should include risk management and controls, solutions, if the project is feasible, and how the project should be implemented.

Knowledge and Skills:

• Strong research and written communication skills; ability to write clear, structured, articulate, and illustrate, able to create flow charts and graphs.
• Strong editing skills.
• Attention to detail.
• Ability to meet deadlines.

Qualifications:

• Must have internet and computer
• Great Personality
• People Person
• Able to take Direction
• Able to work from home
• Self-Motivator

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