Cycle 2 refers to the second phase in a structured process or program, often used in educational or developmental contexts. It typically follows an initial cycle, allowing participants to build on previous knowledge and experiences. This phase may involve new objectives, activities, or assessments designed to enhance learning and growth. In many cases, Cycle 2 is part of a larger framework, such as the Project Management Cycle or Curriculum Development Cycle. It aims to refine strategies, improve outcomes, and ensure that participants are progressing toward their goals. Feedback from Cycle 1 often informs the adjustments made during this phase.