THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME MANAGEMENT IN PROJECT WRITING

Time management is very essential not only in most organization in Nigeria today but it is very vital to researchers and project students.

It is very important you monitor and management your time in writing a project. I believe most Nigeria universities normally ask their project students to write project proposals before writing the complete project.

In your project proposal, you will write the content of the project you are about to write. You must include the time frame for the project work to be completed.

How can a project student manage his or her time?

 A good project student can manage his or her time properly by writing his or her projection for the project so as to meet up with the time given to him or her by his or her project supervisor.

If for instance a project student is given 2 weeks to complete his project work; it is very simple to meet up with the target.

How can a project student make his or her projections?

A projection is usually the list of all what you wish to do either on daily bases or weekly bases. Now if a project student has a to-do list of what he or she wishes to do for either for the day or for the week it will be easier for him or her to write the project faster.

A project student can put on his or her to-do list that he or she will use 3 days for the chapter one. 3 days for chapter two, 3 days for chapter three and another 3 days for the chapter four.

Then try to meet up with your projection. This can really be effective if discipline is involved because projection without discipline is useless.

Project students and researchers are always advised to discipline themselves on how to manage their time for their projections.

Another way to manage your time is to have a good access to internet; this is because poor internet will really affect the speed of the project students in writing their projects.

If a project/ research student uses the above mentioned, I believe he or she will do very well in meeting up with the time given to he or she by his or her project supervisor.