10 entrepreneurship training courses

Part two of the Youth Entrepreneurship series by UNITAR available in Mitti (by SafetyCulture), The Business Model course is designed to provide foundational knowledge in developing a business model framework and business plan. This entrepreneurship training course starts with a lesson on building business ideas and models. It follows with a lesson discussing business model framework and its components. The course then elaborates into the profitability model that focuses on aspects of the business models that generate income and cash flow. It concludes with a lesson on a sustainable business model which establishes social and ecological harmony among customers, partners, and employees. Aside from the microlearning approach on its lessons that makes key information more digestible which helps improve their knowledge retention, it also includes short videos to support the learning.

Also available in Mitti (by SafetyCulture), the Youth Entrepreneurship series by UNITAR concludes with the Leadership Skills course that includes the most essential leadership skills and competencies in entrepreneurship. It includes lessons on communication, leadership, and efficiency. By developing these skills among your employees, you're able to leverage and support them in making a significant impact on your business. By the end of this course, there's a summary and quiz available to reinforce key learnings from the entire Youth Entrepreneurship series.

Available for free in edX, the Entrepreneurship 101: Who is Your Customer? course that is especially useful for corporate entrepreneurs and professionals commercializing new technologies. This entrepreneurship training course covers topics such as understanding market analysis, conducting market segmentation, and developing a strategic framework in determining the best market for your business. Its lessons will enable your employees to develop and innovate a methodical approach in entrepreneurship.

The Introduction to Entrepreneurship course by Alison is an entrepreneurship course that will equip your employees with the basic skills and knowledge of an entrepreneur. Its first module provides your learners a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship and intellectual property. The second module focuses on topics such as innovation, invention, and creativity. Each module includes a case study for better comprehension of the lessons.

By the end of the course, your learners will be able to check their knowledge and understanding with an assessment test that requires a minimum score of 80 percent. While the course is available for free, official certificates are only available for purchase.

Available for free in edX, the Business Strategy from Wharton: Competitive Advantage is a graduate-level program aimed to develop a competitive advantage for your organization through successful business strategies, corporate strategy, growth strategy, and strategic management. This entrepreneurship course differentiates organization effectiveness and strategic positioning. Then, it recognizes external factors affecting a business to guide you in analyzing your industry and developing your organization’s strategic positioning. This course also provides key concepts for driving significant change within the organization by understanding topics such as perception, motivation, coordination challenges, etc. Lastly, it identifies conditions for creating new strategic opportunities. Through this course, your employees will have a deeper sense of the competition and establish a more strategic approach in the operations to help your business elevate your position in the industry.

The Business Operator is another free entrepreneurship training course by Mitti (by SafetyCulture) that’s focused on achieving the company’s revenue targets through an understanding of the principles of generating profits. This entrepreneurship training course begins with an introduction to the skillsets of a business operator that are essential in ensuring profitable growth for the company. Then, it demonstrates the importance of mastering the economics of the business and provides foundational knowledge on financial management. It also sets a guide in budgeting and planning to achieve revenue goals. As any business involves risks such as financial issues, this course also includes a lesson on issues and risk management to support your employees. By training your employees on the basics of the financial aspect of the business, you can improve the performance of your teams to achieve measurable success for the company and to market your products more effectively.

Coursera's Entrepreneurship Specialization course includes five lessons that will guide learners from spotting opportunities to launching and growing their businesses. They'll learn from Wharton's leading professors and gain insights from successful start-up founders and financiers. By the end, they'll have an entrepreneurial mindset and sharpen the skills necessary to create a thriving new venture in an existing organization.

Offered by FutureLearn, the Entrepreneurship in Food and Beverage is an entrepreneurship training series specifically designed for developing practical entrepreneur skills in the food industry. The first course in the series focuses on managing a restaurant which includes lessons on starting a profitable restaurant business, developing a marketing strategy, and designing menu. It is followed with a course on mastering wine tasting which covers topics like the winemaking process and wine vocabulary. It concludes with a course on preparing healthy meals for your customers. By deploying this course to your learners, they’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the food and beverage industry.

Available in Mitti (by SafetyCulture), Women’s Entrepreneurship is another entrepreneurship training course designed by UNITAR to help narrow the gender gaps in the labor market. The course begins with an introduction to women entrepreneurship, defining an entrepreneur and discussing the importance of this topic. It then recognizes the challenges of women in entrepreneurship, such as gender-specific constraints in start-ups and scaleups. It follows with a lesson that outlines sustainable development goals in women entrepreneurship. The course ends with a lesson that provides strategies to help women overcome gender issues and challenges in entrepreneurship.