EntreSkills

BY THE NEW YORK SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER

EntreSkills Courses

Not everyone who comes to entrepreneurship has a business background, and that's OK! The four EntreSkills courses are designed to support entrepreneurs through additional education on common business topics as they work with NYSBDC advisors. The Intro to EntreSkills course is offered to the public on the NYSBDC website. The Business Plan Prep, General Topics, and Special Topics courses are delivered at no cost through this LearnWorlds learning management system to active NYSBDC clients. You can read about the topics covered in each of these courses below.
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Intro to EntreSkills

This course is open to the public and shared through the NYSBDC main website. It contains the following modules:
  1. You as an Entrepreneur
  2. Starting a Business
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EntreSkills Business Plan Prep

This course contains the following modules:
  1. Positioning Your Business
  2. Know Your Market
  3. How You Do Business
  4. Developing a Strategy
  5. The Marketing Plan
  6. Finances
  7. Writing the Business Plan
  8. The Business Model Canvas
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EntreSkills General Topics

This course contains the following modules:
  1. Your Business & the Internet
  2. Risk
  3. Legal Matters
  4. Succession Planning
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EntreSkills Special Topics

This course contains the following modules:
  1. Procurement
  2. Minority- & Women-Owned Business Enterprises
  3. Global Marketplace
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The New York Small Business Development Center is...

...a US Small Business Administration Resource Partner with regional centers at academic institutions across New York State. We provide no-cost, high-quality business advisement, research, and advocacy services, along with no-cost and at-cost business education opportunities. If you are not already a client, click below to sign up for services through your local center today.