Overview
Think Grant Writing is just for nonprofits? Think again. Startups are increasingly turning to grants as a funding strategy that doesn't dilute equity. This course helps founders, teams, and freelance consultants master Grant Writing, Bid Writing, and navigate Contracts Law—while also understanding how Paralegal and Legal Assistant roles fit into the startup ecosystem.
⛔ One-time launch only — this low-commitment course will never be available in this exact version again.
Description
With grants from governments, innovation hubs, and international accelerators on the rise, Grant Writing for startups has never been more relevant. This course teaches you how to pitch innovation, align your application with funder priorities, and handle legal elements like IP, ownership clauses, and deliverables through foundational Contracts Law.
You’ll also explore how Paralegals and Legal Assistants can assist with contract vetting and compliance. Whether you're a tech founder or part of a small startup team, this low-commitment, on-demand course will teach you to win non-dilutive funding.
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Who Is This Course For?
- Startup founders and co-founders
- Innovation managers
- Freelance Grant Writers
- Early-stage Paralegals or Legal Assistants
- Incubator or accelerator staff
- Business consultants
Requirements
You don’t need a legal or business degree. Just a desire to master Grant Writing, Bid Writing, and gain a working knowledge of Contracts Law. Our low-commitment approach makes it easy for startup teams on the move.
Career Path
- Grant Writer for startups
- Bid Writing for tech funding
- Legal Assistant in early-stage ventures
- Paralegal in startup incubators
- Innovation funding strategist
- Venture grant consultant
