The SMART goal framework helps to clarify and focus efforts by ensuring goals are well-defined. By following the SMART framework, you can improve your chances of achieving your goals.

Here’s a breakdown of each element:

• Specific – Clear and unambiguous
• Measurable – Quantifiable criteria that allow for tracking progress
• Achievable – Realistic
• Relevant – Meaningful within the larger context of a person’s or organization’s purpose
• Time-bound – Clearly defined deadline for planning and resource allocation

Use this worksheet to develop SMART goals for your student employment position. Use the blue arrows to navigate to each new goal. Export your completed text to Microsoft Word and share it with your supervisor!