Program and Project Evaluation

ATEEC provides evaluation services at different levels for different types of clients. We cover three basic levels of evaluation: program, project, and component. Program-level evaluation is a coordinated approach to assess a specific area or category. Project-level evaluation would assess any subcategories within that program. Component evaluation takes a look at a more specific activity within a project. An example of these levels that most people are familiar with comes from the world of education: a college math program is at the program level, an algebra course is at the project level, and a lesson on quadratic equations is at the component level. An example in the business world might be a company’s health and safety training at the program level, a course on hazardous materials identification at the project level, and conducting a hazardous materials inventory at the component level.

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