Business Models & Business Planning
About Course
Course Code: YSB-203
Pillar: Entrepreneurship & Business Fundamentals
Course Overview: A workable business needs a clear explanation of whom it serves, what it offers, how it operates, and how it earns money. Learners shape these elements into a simple business model while considering costs, revenue, resources, and day-to-day delivery.
They then bring the decisions together in a practical business plan that can guide a small enterprise, side hustle, or startup idea.
Learning Outcomes:
- Explain what a business model is and why it matters.
- Identify the key parts of a simple business model.
- Design a value proposition for a target customer.
- Estimate basic costs, revenue, and profit potential.
- Prepare a practical business plan for a small business idea.
- Present a business model clearly and confidently.
Target Audience: Young people interested in entrepreneurship, small business creation, side hustles, freelancing, self-employment, or community enterprise development. Suitable for youth entrepreneurship programs, TVET institutions, NGOs, incubators, universities, ministries, and business development initiatives.
Course Structure: 5 modules / 20 lessons.
Special Feature: Every module concludes with a Putting It All Together audio deep dive that connects the key lessons and supports reflection and practical application.
Pathway Focus: Understand Business Model Foundations. Build capability in Revenue, Costs & Financial Logic. Apply learning through Writing and Presenting the Business Plan.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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