Project TND was designed for implementation in a classroom setting by a trained teacher or health education specialist. However, some community-based organizations have adapted it for use in a community setting where trained implementers are available.

The project includes 12 classroom-based sessions, each of which is 40 to 50 minutes in length. The program was designed for implementation over a four-week period (i.e., 3 sessions per week). However, if you need to spread it out, you could implement it twice a week over a six-week period on the condition that all lessons are taught.

Each of the program sessions is highly participatory and interactive. The sessions provide opportunities for interactions among students and between students and the teacher.

The materials required for implementation include the Teacher's Manual and one copy of the student workbook for each student, which either may be kept or used as a reference book. There is a video for use in Session 12, which is optional. The classroom should be equipped with a chalkboard or chart paper. Use of an overhead projector is optional.

We know that Project TND works when it is implemented with fidelity. In order for the program to be effective, all of the sessions need to be taught. In addition, the sessions need to be taught as written in the Teacher's Manual, utilizing the content and instructional techniques that are specified.