Confirming a project is a priority

Using the project prioritisation confirmation template, confirm a project is a TAFE priority priority.

Confirming the project is a priority

Before committing resources and funds towards a particular initiative, you should formally confirm the project is a current organizational priority, including seeking approval to:

Formalise the TAFE’s acknowledgement of the project

Use the Project Prioritisation Confirmation template to formally confirm the project's priority.

Project Prioritisation Confirmation Template
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Project Prioritisation Confirmation template

Using the template

The Project Prioritisation Confirmation template can be used for all types of projects and for a variety of purposes such as:

  • to seek sign-off to start a business-as-usual project
  • to seek approval to prepare an internal funding submission for low complexity projects, or
  • to seek approval to prepare an internal funding submission to develop a business case for more complex projects and/or projects seeking external funding from government. Projects seeking funding from government are required to prepare a full business case based on DTF guidance.

Further guidance on how to confirm the project is an organisational priority is outlined within the template.

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