Project Charter Template

• Clean and professional design
• Comprehensive layout with slides for project overview, scope, timeline, budget, and more
• Easy-to-use and customizable format
• Placeholder text for quick and easy input of your own project information
• Built-in tables and charts for tracking budget and schedule
• Suitable for use in any industry
• Compatible with PowerPoint, making it accessible to a wide range of users
• Saves time and effort in creating a project charter from scratch
• Provides a clear and organized way to present project information to stakeholders.

This template works on any recent Microsoft Excel software, including Office 365.

1. Introduction: Start by introducing the purpose of the project charter and its benefits in helping to manage and organize a project.

2. Overview: Provide an overview of the slides included in the template, including project overview, scope, timeline, budget, and more.

3. Project Information: Explain how to fill in the project information, including project title, description, and objectives.

4. Scope: Discuss the importance of defining the project scope and how to use the scope slide to outline the project’s boundaries.

5. Timeline: Explain how to create a project timeline using the timeline slide and how to use it to track progress.

6. Budget: Discuss the importance of creating a budget for the project and how to use the budget slide to track expenses.

7. Risks and Assumptions: Explain how to identify potential risks and assumptions and how to use the risks and assumptions slide to track and manage them.

8. Stakeholders: Discuss the importance of identifying and managing stakeholders and how to use the stakeholders slide to keep track of them.

9. Approval: Explain how to get approval for the project charter and how to use the approval slide to track sign-offs.

10. Conclusion: Summarize the steps and benefits of using the Project Charter Power Point template to effectively manage and communicate a project.

11. Practice: Encourage participants to practice using the template by creating their own project charter using the information they have learned.