Business Troubleshooting Recognizing and Resolving Problems - Online Course

Master the art of Business Troubleshooting with strategic solutions and smarter thinking.

Business Troubleshooting isn't just about fixing what's broken—it's about identifying, analysing, and responding to problems before they grow into bigger headaches. This online course is designed for thinkers, doers, and the ones who are tired of endlessly putting out fires and ready to start preventing them with confidence and clarity. Whether you’re managing a team, running a company, or handling operations solo, this course delivers the structured mindset needed to tackle any issue with logic and strategy.

With a tongue-in-cheek approach to the not-so-fun world of problem statements and solution crafting, we’ll take you through the frameworks that make business challenges feel a little less intimidating. Through this online journey, you’ll learn how to define problems clearly, devise solutions smartly, and create an action plan that doesn’t involve guesswork. It’s straight-talking learning—no gimmicks, no fluff, just sharp content with a sense of humour to keep things moving.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the purpose of clear problem and solution statements.
• Learn how to break problems into structured, manageable components.
• Gain insight into strategic decision-making for business challenges.
• Develop the mindset for pre-emptive thinking and future planning.
• Improve your confidence in presenting problem-solving strategies.
• Create effective, straightforward statements for business troubleshooting.

Curriculum of Business Troubleshooting - Online Course

Module 1 – Introduction
Module 2 – What are Problem and Solution Statements
Module 3 – Create Your Problem Statement
Module 4 – Create Your Solution Statement
Module 5 – Workshop

Who is this Course For

• Entrepreneurs who want smarter systems for tackling business issues.
• Managers dealing with recurring operational or team-based challenges.
• Anyone tired of firefighting and guesswork in decision-making.
• Team leaders looking to improve internal problem-solving methods.
• Small business owners seeking better clarity in daily operations.
• Consultants aiming to sharpen their diagnostic communication style.
• Start-up founders in need of structured solution-thinking.
• Professionals keen to add structured problem-solving to their CV.

Career Path

• Business Analyst – Average Salary: £42,000
• Operations Manager – Average Salary: £45,000
• Project Coordinator – Average Salary: £30,000
• Strategy Consultant – Average Salary: £55,000
• Change Manager – Average Salary: £50,000
• Business Development Manager – Average Salary: £44,000