OKR template to implement a science mentoring program for skill enhancement
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The next key result aims to develop a comprehensive and sustainable scientific curriculum by week six. Although the initiatives for this task are not specified, it will likely demand content creation, validation, and modular distribution. Ensuring the curriculum is thorough and sustainable is important for the long-term success of the mentoring program.
Following the establishment of the program's structure and content, the final result aims for a minimum program enrollment of 30. It prioritizes creating and implementing a skill development evaluation, promoting the program across relevant networks, and attracting participants to get registered. This result intends to propel the real execution of the program and measures its initial reach and impact.
Overall, there is a balanced focus on resources (mentors), content (scientific curriculum), and outreach (program participants) for successful program implementation. The three-prong approach in the objective ensures the program's purpose aligns with its structure and audience, and it is executed in a time-bound and efficient manner.
ObjectiveImplement a science mentoring program for skill enhancement
KRFinalize and hire 4 experienced mentors within the scientific sector by week 4
Establish job criteria for experienced scientific sector mentors- Advertise vacancies on relevant platforms
- Conduct interviews and finalize hires
- KRDevelop a sustainable and comprehensive curriculum focused on scientific knowledge by week 6
- KRRegister at least 30 participants and facilitate their skill development evaluation by week 12
- Plan and implement skill development evaluation
- Register minimum of 30 participants for program
- Advertise participant registration across relevant networks
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