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Available courses

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FINANCIAL LITERACY

Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy

This course equips learners with practical knowledge and skills in entrepreneurship and financial management. It introduces business creation, innovation, opportunity identification, budgeting, saving, investing, and financial decision-making. Learners develop the ability to start, manage, and sustain small enterprises while practicing responsible financial behavior.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

By the end of this course, learners should be able to:

  1. Define entrepreneurship and explain its importance in economic development.

  2. Identify business opportunities in their environment.

  3. Develop a simple business plan.

  4. Understand basic financial concepts such as income, expenses, profit, and loss.

  5. Prepare a personal and business budget.

  6. Practice saving, investing, and responsible borrowing.

COURSE UNITS / MODULES

Unit 1: Introduction to Entrepreneurship

  • Meaning and characteristics of an entrepreneur

  • Importance of entrepreneurship

  • Types of businesses

Unit 2: Business Opportunity Identification

  • Identifying community needs

  • Market research basics

  • Risk-taking and innovation

Unit 3: Business Planning

  • Components of a business plan

  • Setting goals and objectives

  • Costing and pricing

Unit 4: Basic Financial Literacy

  • Income and expenditure

  • Profit and loss

  • Cash flow management

Unit 5: Saving and Investment

  • Importance of saving

  • Banking services

  • Introduction to investment options

Unit 6: Financial Responsibility and Ethics

  • Responsible borrowing

  • Managing debt

  • Business ethics and integrity

TEACHING METHODS

  • Discussions

  • Case studies

  • Group projects

  • Practical budgeting exercises

  • Business simulations

ASSESSMENT METHODS

  • Class participation

  • Assignments

  • Business plan project

  • Written examination