Grant Bid Writing Programme

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Course Overview 

This two-day programme provides participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to develop high-quality grant applications and manage funded projects effectively. 

Across both sessions, learners will explore the full lifecycle of a grant from understanding funding opportunities and writing strong bids, through to implementation, evidence gathering, and post-project considerations. 

The programme blends practical guidance, discussion, and real-world examples to equip participants with transferable skills that can be applied across a range of funding contexts. 

At a glance

Virtual Classroom
13/04/2026 - 14/04/2026
£1250 + VAT
13 places remaining
By the end of Day 1, participants will be able to:
  • Describe the purpose of the programme and identify key learning outcomes.
  • Differentiate between grants and contracts, including the strategic implications of each.
  • Identify when and why organisations apply for grants and assess the suitability of grant funding for their needs.
  • Understand the main types of grants available, including eligibility criteria and common funders.
  • Locate and interpret grant information, using a range of sources to research suitable opportunities.
  • Recognise the key components of a strong grant application, including what funders typically look for.
  • Assess common pitfalls and challenges in the grant application process and develop practical strategies to overcome them. 
By the end of Day 2, participants will be able to:
  • Review and consolidate learning from Day 1, applying core principles to project planning and delivery.
  • Understand the requirements for successful delivery of funded projects, including pre-project planning and compliance expectations.
  • Identify the processes and considerations involved in implementing a funded project, including managing resources, risks, and timelines.
  • Determine what evidence must be collected throughout the project, understand why it is required, and plan effective monitoring systems.
  • Explain key post-project considerations, including reporting, evaluation, sustainability, and preparing for future funding opportunities. 
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