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Exploring Enterprise Programme - Start Your Business Journey
The Ortus Group
Cost:
Free
Are you fed up looking for work? Maybe you have thought about starting up your own business?
Start 2017 off right with our pre-start programme ideal for anyone considering running their own business
THE EXPLORING ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME 3
Are you fed up looking for work? Maybe you have thought about starting up your own business?
If so, the Exploring Enterprise can help you to achieve this goal.
IS THIS FOR ME? IF YOU CAN SAY YES TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS, THEN THIS COURSE MAY BE FOR YOU:
- Do you like the idea of starting a business but don’t have a definite business idea?
- Do you have an idea but aren’t ready to turn it into a business yet?
- Do you want to gain a new qualification?
- Do you want to improve your CV?
WHY THE EXPLORING ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME?
- It’s a FREE CCEA accredited course
- It’s short – 6 modules in total and only lasts 8 days (over 4 weeks)
- You will get recognised QCF qualification in Understanding Business Enterprise
- You will get a free business plan written for you and your new business
COURSE CRITERIA
The Exploring Enterprise Programme is a free course for those who are:
- Unemployed or working / in education / training amounting to less than 16 hours a week
- Aged 16 or over
- Able to commit to the full training scheme
COURSE DETAILS
Our Exploring Enterprise Course runs Monday and Wednesday 10am – 4pm over 4 weeks. The next course starts on 16th January 2016 and we'd love to have you on board!
Date and Time
Location
Twin Spires Complex
Filor Building, Twin Spires Complex
Belfast
BT13 2JF
United Kingdom
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Exploring Enterprise Programme - Start Your Business Journey
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