Introduction to Entrepreneurship
About Course
Course Code: YSB-201
Pillar: Entrepreneurship & Business Fundamentals
Course Overview: Entrepreneurship offers young people a practical way to create value, respond to problems, and build income opportunities. Learners examine what entrepreneurs actually do, the mindset and behaviours involved, and how early ideas can be shaped into realistic business possibilities.
By connecting opportunity, customer value, and basic business thinking, they develop a clearer view of their own readiness and the first steps worth taking.
Learning Outcomes:
- Explain what entrepreneurship means and why it matters.
- Recognize entrepreneurial opportunities in everyday problems.
- Understand the mindset and behaviors of successful entrepreneurs.
- Identify different types of businesses and income models.
- Describe the basic steps involved in starting a small business.
- Create a simple entrepreneurship readiness plan.
Target Audience: Young people interested in starting a business, becoming self-employed, exploring side hustles, joining entrepreneurship programs, or building practical business readiness. Suitable for youth development programs, TVET institutions, NGOs, universities, ministries, incubators, and community enterprise 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 Entrepreneurship. Build capability in From Problems to Business Ideas. Apply learning through Entrepreneurship Readiness and First Steps.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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Introduction to Entrepreneurship
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