The Ohio Program Review for Improvement, Development, and Expansion (PRIDE) in Vocational Education is a comprehensive program review system designed to define, secure, and provide useful information relative to selected vocational education objectives. This document was designed to assist the local vocational education personnel in planning and conducting the self-review activity for individual instructional programs. The steps in the instructional program self-review process are discussed under the headings: preparing for the self-review, program self-review committee, program review guide, local adaptation of program review guides, program review procedures, and the program review report. A suggested report outline for self-review instructional program (Administration and Guidance) together with a suggested report outline for program review for the Vocational Education Planning District are appended to the report. This document should be used in conjunction with CE 000 562 which is the outline of the basic PRIDE Program in Ohio. (KP)