Entrepreneurship

Duration of the course / workshop

5 Days

Program Overview

This course provides an introduction to, and an overview of, the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Whether you already have an idea and are eager to start your own business, or simply want to learn more about what an entrepreneurial career would be like, this course exposes you to the challenges of entrepreneurship—from conceptualizing new ventures to developing and managing them.

Why should student/ professional will do this course ?

Do you want to have an economic freedom?
What is that you are passion about and would love to make it your business?
Are you committed in building your own business?

Target Audience

- Anyone interested in starting their own business and becoming self employed
- Anyone interested in becoming an Entrepreneur

Outcomes and benefits

We'll start with idea generation, opportunity recognition, and early opportunity development, with emphasis placed on understanding the mechanisms by which entrepreneurs determine if a specific business concept merits the in-depth feasibility assessment appropriate to opportunity pursuit. We'll progress to topics such as testing and adapting a business concept, evaluating route-to-market strategies, developing a business model, and financing the venture to get it off the ground. We'll also explore how an entrepreneurial mindset can aid alternative career paths, such as corporate entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship.

Course Outline/content

a. Entrepreneurship

i. Introduction to an “entrepreneur”
ii. Evolution of entrepreneurship in today’s economy (e-business)

b. Personal Evaluation

i. Building a business storyboard
ii. Entrepreneurial attributes, traits, skills for success
iii. Personal assessment
iv. Personal development plans
v. Learned entrepreneurial traits
vi. Personal potential as an entrepreneur (Exercise)

c. Ideas to Opportunities

i. Generating business ideas
ii. Locating business ideas
iii. Expanding the ideas

d. Validating the opportunity

i. Building a business plan
- 1. Customer identification
  2. Environmental scan
  3. Competitive assessment
  4. Profitability
  5. Business Analysis
  6. Business Forecasting

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