The worksheet is divided into a narrow left column and a wide right section, with all panels outlined by thin gold borders. A long top header across the right section reads “Vision and Mission”. At the upper left is a panel titled “INTRODUCTION”. Inside are small text headings “Objectives:” and “Output:” followed by explanatory paragraphs. Below it is a panel titled “INSTRUCTIONS”. On the left side of this panel is a circular orange diagram labeled around the edge with “Opportunities” at the upper left and “Threats” at the lower left. Inside the circle, the center text reads “Strengths” and “Weaknesses”, with curved arrows around the circle. On the right side are two text paragraphs beginning “Step 01 - Take sticky note and place it under strengths, weaknesses, opportunities or threats”. and “Step 02 - Analyse whether strengths, weaknesses, opportunities or threats can be combine and take the green sticky notes and place them on the white boxes”. Below the instruction panel, four colored sticky-note grids are arranged in two rows and two columns. The upper left grid is titled “STRENGTHS” and contains twelve lavender square notes arranged in four rows and three columns. The upper right grid is titled “WEAKNESSES” and contains twelve pink square notes arranged in four rows and three columns. The lower left grid is titled “OPPORTUNITIES” and contains twelve light green square notes arranged in four rows and three columns. The lower right grid is titled “THREATS” and contains twelve teal square notes arranged in four rows and three columns. The large right section is divided into four equal writing panels arranged in a two-by-two matrix. The upper left panel is titled “Strengths”. Beneath the title, smaller text reads “Internal elements based on the beneficial existing aspects or resource”. The upper right panel is titled “Weaknesses”. Beneath the title, smaller text reads “Internal or existing areas that need to be improved”. The lower left panel is titled “Opportunities”. Beneath the title, smaller text reads “The external trends that you can take advantage of these aren’t actions) but values slash situations that will provide you with possibilities”. The lower right panel is titled “Threats”. Beneath the title, smaller text reads “Threats are external trends that you don’t have control over”.Adapted SWOT analysis diagram created in Miro board. Property of the author(s). Authors' own creation/work
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