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Overview
Learn how to structure, write, and present a compelling business case in just half a day. This practical workshop focuses on real examples, proven templates, and expert feedback.
What you will gain
- Understand the key components of a robust business case
- Structure information so decision makers see value quickly
- Explain benefits, costs, risks, and options clearly
- Present your case with confidence in meetings or boards
Who this course is for
- Project, programme, and change managers
- Business analysts and project support staff
- Managers who write or review business cases
- Anyone who must justify investment in projects or initiatives
Benefits
Write clearer cases
Increase approval chances
Delivery
This Writing business cases course is delivered as a live, instructor-led online workshop. You’ll join a small group, work through a practical case study, and receive feedback from an experienced trainer.
Course
This half-day course focuses on the practical skills you need to plan, draft, and present a persuasive business case, rather than on theory alone.
Understand what makes a strong case
Structure your argument
Write concise, persuasive content
Focus on decision makers’ needs
Present your case with impact

Curriculum
The workshop is built around a single, practical case study. You’ll work through the key stages of developing and presenting a business case.
- Business case essentials
- Analysing options, benefits, and risks
- Building the financial justification
- Writing and presenting the case
Full curriculum details
Business case essentials
- Purpose of a business case in projects and change initiatives
- Key components: background, options, benefits, costs, risks, and recommendations
- Aligning the case with organisational strategy and objectives
Analysing options, benefits, and risks
- Identifying and comparing viable options
- Describing tangible and intangible benefits clearly
- Highlighting risks and assumptions without weakening the case
Building the financial justification
- Presenting high-level costs in a simple, defensible way
- Showing value for money using basic financial measures
- Avoiding common pitfalls in cost and benefit estimates
Writing and presenting the case
- Structuring your document for busy stakeholders
- Writing concise summaries, recommendations, and next steps
- Tips for presenting and discussing your case at approval meetings




