Certificate In Nonprofit Program Success

Program success is rooted in nonprofit program evaluation, which involves many members of an organization's team.

What you'll learn

The difference between programs and services, and between correlation and causation.

The typical process for assessing program success and tools to use.

Leveraging the Program Strategy Map further by identifying gaps in programs, and opportunities to enhance practice.

A four-quadrant matrix to better understand where you and your team can better activate your work toward program success.

How the Theory of Change model helps us define and understand our program success.

Your particular role in affecting outputs, outcomes, and intended impacts.

How a mix of behavioral and results-focused goals can supercharge your work around program success.

How you and your team can progress from a culture of compliance to a culture of learning in all of your evaluation work.

Requirements

No prerequisites needed!

Description

The capacity for nonprofit program success is found in an organization's ability to assess the impact of its programs and direct services and make improvements to improve impact.What You Will LearnThe difference between programs and services, and between correlation and causation.How the Theory of Change model helps us define and understand our program success.The typical process for assessing program success and tools to use.Your particular role in affecting outputs, outcomes, and intended impacts.Leveraging the Program Strategy Map further by identifying gaps in programs, and opportunities to enhance practice.How a mix of behavioral and results-focused goals can supercharge your work around program success.A four-quadrant matrix to better understand where you and your team can better activate your work toward program success.How you and your team can progress from a culture of compliance to a culture of learning in all of your evaluation work.Who is this learning path for?Program success is rooted in nonprofit program evaluation, which involves many members of an organization's team. This learning path reviews the nonprofit Theory of Change model, intended impact, and also offers a number of tools that those who directly work in programming as well as those who support or seek funding for your mission will find useful.This learning path explores the following Korn Ferry competencies:Customer FocusEnsures AccountabilityDrives ResultsDriving Vision and PurposeOrganizational SavvyLearner Experience Includes:Skills Self-AssessmentInteractive Course WorkbookCertificate of CompletionPersonal Learning Plan

Overview

Section 1: Bronze 1: What is Nonprofit Program Success?

Lecture 1 What you can expect in this lesson

Lecture 2 Download Your Workbook

Lecture 3 What is program success?

Lecture 4 Why does the capacity for program success matter?

Section 2: Bronze 2: Skills to Support Nonprofit Program Success

Lecture 5 Skills that Support Your Capacity for Program Success

Section 3: Bronze 3: Effectiveness in Nonprofit Program Success

Lecture 6 Effectiveness in Program Impact Assessment

Lecture 7 Creating an Evaluative Culture to Support Program Success

Section 4: Silver 1: Activating Your Own Program Success Efforts

Lecture 8 What you can expect in this badge

Lecture 9 Activating Your Own Program Success Efforts

Lecture 10 Leading Efforts to Build Program Success

Section 5: Silver 2: Building and Improving Program Success in Your Nonprofit

Lecture 11 Building and Improving Program Success in Your Nonprofit

Section 6: Silver 3: How to Set Goals Around Program Success

Lecture 12 How to set Goals Around Program Success for Yourself

Lecture 13 Setting Goals Around Program Success for Your Nonprofit

Section 7: Gold 1: Getting Motivated about Program Success

Lecture 14 What you can expect

Lecture 15 Getting Motivated About Program Success

Lecture 16 Motivating Others about Program Success

Section 8: Gold 2: Nonprofit Program Success in Review

Lecture 17 Program Success in Review

Program success is rooted in nonprofit program evaluation, which involves many members of an organization's team. This learning path reviews the nonprofit Theory of Change model, intended impact, and also offers a number of tools that those who directly work in programming as well as those who support or seek funding for your mission will find useful.