Entrepreneurship is the process of identifying, developing, and launching a new business venture to create economic or social value. It involves taking on the financial and operational risks of building an enterprise, transforming innovative ideas into market-ready products, and solving real-world problems.
The Core Components of Entrepreneurship: Innovation - introducing new products, services, or efficient processes to the market. Risk-taking - assuming personal and financial responsibility for a venture's success or failure. Resource Mobilization - gathering the necessary capital, talent, and infrastructure to turn a concept into a working business. Value Creation - addressing genuine market needs or customer pain points, generating demand and willingness to pay.
This company is accredited to offer the following occupational skills programmes:
New Venture Creation, Level 2, credit 32
The programme will help the trainee to:
- Start, manage, grow and sustain a small business.
- Know themselves
- Know their industry
- Identify market opportunities
- Create business innovation
- Manage finances
- Price goods and services
- Plan and set business goals
Minimum entry requirements: Grade 9
Exit Level Outcomes: Learners will be able to:
- Gather and analyse information for an industry.
- Determine market requirements relevant for marketing and selling goods and services.
- Determine financial, human and infrastructure requirements.
- Manage financial, human and infrastructure resources of a business.
- Plan for the establishment of business.
- Organise and conduct business activities.
Price R 30 000
