Goals Planner Template in Brush Lettering

Free A4 Goals Planner printable with brush lettering headers. Designed to help students set clear S.M.A.R.T. goals and outline the action steps to achieve them. Perfect for study goals, personal targets, or term planning.

Stay focused on your goals with this free A4 Goals Planner template in brush lettering. It helps you break goals into smaller, achievable steps so you can actually achieve and progress. This simple layout gives you space to set five key goals and map out four practical actions for each one.

Step-by-step

Write up to five important goals in the bold boxes under “My Goals.”
Make sure each goal is S.M.A.R.T. — Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-bound.

Example: I will achieve 85% in Chemistry this semester.
For each goal, list four clear action steps that will help you reach it.

Example: (1) Write flashcards on content for the week (2) And review them for 15 minutes daily.
Keep your planner visible where you study to remind yourself of what you’re working towards.
Review your progress regularly and update your next action steps.

Why this planner works

Goal setting feels easier when you can see both the big picture and the daily steps. This template helps you stay organised, realistic, and motivated - it’s the perfect bridge between intention and action. Whether your goals are academic or personal, you’ll feel more in control of your direction.

How to use your Goals Planner

Download and Save it somewhere easy to find, such as your laptop or Google Drive.
Print and fill it out by hand, or import it into your favourite digital tool.
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Next steps

Download your Goal Planner template

Access it inside the QUEST Study Skills Templates Library, your hub for all free printables.

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Final tip

Once you’ve completed your first planner, take a few minutes at the end of the week to review what worked and what didn’t. Small tweaks each week will help you build routines that actually stick, one week at a time.