The entrepreneurship It is an approach and a culture that promotes the creation of businesses and innovative projects. Through this training programme at Entrepreneurship: Basic Concepts Students will be able to acquire knowledge on what it means to be an entrepreneur and the skills business skills you need to develop. This training will provide you with the tools you need to bring projects to life business projects you wish to undertake. Similarly, by completing this training, you will be prepared to start your own project, explore entrepreneurial opportunities or, indeed, for understand the ever-changing business world.
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Business Administration and Management
65 hours
Entrepreneurship: Basic Concepts
Business Administration and Management
65 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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To learn about what it is to be an entrepreneur and the business skills they need to develop.
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Learn how to make a business plan solid.
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Develop skills essential for entrepreneurship, including communication and language skills.
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Identify and analyse the profile of a entrepreneur successful.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION
- Entrepreneurial culture.
- What you need to know when starting a business.
- Profile of an entrepreneur.
TEACHING UNIT 2. BASIC SKILLS
- Training for the entrepreneurship qualification.
- Communication and language as tools for entrepreneurs.
- Social skills: assertiveness, motivation and independence.
- Social media and web tools.
- Technical and administrative advice on setting up your new business (how to navigate the public sector).
TEACHING UNIT 3. ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS
- How to draw up a business plan.
- Different legal forms for carrying out an economic activity.
- Accounting, tax, employment and commercial obligations.
- Sources of funding: loans, grants.
TEACHING UNIT 4. DECENT WORK THROUGHOUT LIFE
- “Decent work”.
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