England
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What you will study
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Presenting your venture in compelling terms to others -
Defining your ambitions and the business functions you intend to perform -
Configuring your idea to launch a viable and sustainable business -
Creating a business plan and refining your elevator pitch
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Understanding customers’ motivation -
Product and brand development -
Customer segmentation -
Comparisons with competitors -
Promotion, pricing and distribution
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Innovation and generating new ideas -
Networking for success -
Marketing research
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Assessing the financial viability of your venture -
Pricing your product or service -
Sales and revenue forecasting -
Legal entities, their implications and intellectual property -
Sources of funding and support.
You will learn
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develop your initial business idea into a commercially successful proposition -
engage in networking activities effectively to acquire resources, customers and opportunities -
assess the financial implications of your plans and adjust them as necessary -
design a brand that is distinctive and promotes yourself as an entrepreneur -
develop resilient plans that consider the changing business environment.
Vocational relevance
Teaching and assessment
Study support
Assessment
Course length
What's included
Regulations
Entry requirements
Computing requirements
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Primary device – A desktop or laptop computer with at least 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core processor (2.4 GHz minimum speed). It’s possible to access some materials on a mobile phone, tablet or Chromebook; however, they will not be suitable as your primary device -
Operating systems – Windows 11 or the latest supported macOS. -
Internet access – Broadband or mobile connection. -
Browser – Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are recommended. Mozilla Firefox and Safari may be suitable.
If you have a disability
Course fee
| Start | England fee |
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| At anytime before 31/07/2026 | £200 |
