• Careers Book Fair (30 October - 10 November 2023)

• Career Activities in Form Teacher Period (October 2022 – April 2023)

• Specific

• Measurable

• Achievable

• Realistic

• Time-bound

Example 1: “I will study for my math class for one hour each afternoon Monday to Friday for 5 weeks.” 

• Specific: The goal is specifically about studying for a math class. 

• Measurable: I will keep a diary measuring my progress. 

• Achievable: I have an hour free each afternoon to complete this project. 

• Relevant: These 25 hours of study should help me get a better grade in my math class.

• Time-bound: The goal will be completed within 5 weeks.  

Example 2: “I will borrow one book per month from the library for six months and read it fully in order to deepen my knowledge of sociology for my sociology class.” 

• Specific: The specific goal is to borrow books monthly from the library, but it could be more specific if I could list the names of the books I want to borrow and read. 

• Measurable: The books must be fully read by the end of each month. 

• Achievable: I believe I have sufficient free time to read one book per month as I read very quickly. 

• Relevant: The books will help me have better foundational knowledge of sociology for my sociology course. 

• Time-bound: The task will be completed in 6 months after which I will have hopefully developed a good reading habit. 

Example 3: “I will sleep for 9 hours a day by making sure I get into bed by 10 pm every night and set an alarm for 7 am each morning. This will keep me fresh for classes.”  

• Specific: Sleeping for 9 hours per day is very specific. 

• Measurable: Alarm reminders that have been pre-set will help me measure and track my use of time. 

• Achievable: I know I can do this, I just need motivation and reminders on my phone to tell me that it’s time to go to sleep. 

• Relevant: If I have a better sleep routine I will be fresh for classes. 

• Time-bound: This will be sustained until the end of the term. 

Source: https://helpfulprofessor.com/smart-goals-examples-for-students/