Course Description

Bachelor of Commerce in Entrepreneurship program

Skills You Will Gain

Business Opportunity Identification

Business Plan Development

Venture Creation

Small Business Management

Marketing for SMEs

Financial Management for Small Businesses

Innovation Management

E-commerce for Small Businesses

Customer Acquisition Strategies

Supply Chain for Small Businesses

Negotiation Skills

Pitching and Fundraising

Legal Aspects of Business

Skill Mastery Level 92%

Taught by experienced instructors

Career Opportunities

Entrepreneur (Small Business Owner - Retail, Services, Agribusiness), Startup Founder (Tech, Social Enterprises), Business Development Officer (SIDO, TIB, BRELA), Micro-Enterprise Consultant, Youth Enterprise Fund Officer, Women Entrepreneurship Program Coordinator, SME Advisor (NGOs, Government Programs), Family Business Manager, Franchise Owner

Entry Requirements

Two principal passes in Economics, Commerce, Accountancy, or Advanced Mathematics. If one principal pass is not in Advanced Mathematics, must have subsidiary pass in Basic Applied Mathematics or minimum "C" grade in Mathematics at O-Level.