Description
The Social Enterprise Launch Kit is a 12-week all encompassing in-depth course designed to help you launch your social enterprise idea from scratch and get your first paying customers simply, quickly and cheaply. It's a comprehensive mixed media course containing 10 hours of structured guided video lessons, 20 workbooks which form a blueprint for building any business you put your mind to, walkthroughs, case studies, additional videos and more. It also includes a full supplementary course called 'The Social Enterprise Mindset' which will help frame your mind, tackle the mental challenges of being a social entrepreneur, and pave the way for your success in the main modules. This course is designed for would-be social entrepreneurs of beginner-intermediate level, who likely have an idea in mind, but are unsure how to launch their idea successfully, or who have launched but are having difficulties. If you don't have an idea already, we've included some guidance on where to find your idea. This unparrelleled course first launched in 2018 and attracted many students from around the world - however, we want this course to reach and help as many people as it can. Udemy provides us an opportunity to make it accessible to a worldwide audience. The course is very international, even though some lessons cover legal structures specific to certain countries. Where possible, relevant examples have been provided for the USA, CAN, UK, AUS, NZ, SA. The instructor is based in the UK. Step by step: Learn how to make every part of your business work using the same methods as Silicon ValleyFrom idea to impact: Launch your social enterprise and get your first paying customers as simply, quickly and cheaply as possibleWith expert guidance: Lessons from 11+ years of starting purpose-driven businesses condensed down into one straightforward course. Avoid costly mistakes, stop being overwhelmed and create a profitable, social-impact business with the help of a mentor who has worked with 100s of early stage entrepreneurs 1-to-1.
