Goals do not have to be measurable. This goal can stand as written. Objectives, on the other hand, must be measurable. However, even this statement is not as measurable as it should be. When you evaluate an objective like these during the program evaluation phase of the program, you will be able to report on the number of workshops and the number of people in attendance at each workshop, which will determine how well you did in meeting your objective.
Any goal can have one objective or several objectives.
Approaches define how you plan to accomplish your objectives. For the objectives above, you might indicate who will lead the workshops, how you will advertise, etc. The point of approaches is to give the evaluation committee an idea of how well you have thought through how you might meet your objectives. Assessment instruments are required for all programs that do qualitative evaluation. See Appendix 11 for an example of an assessment instrument.