Startup Essentials
Master the fundamental skills and strategies to successfully launch and grow your startup from the ground up.
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About this event
Master the essentials of launching a startup – from structure to strategy, this course covers every key step to build a business the smart way.
Overview
Starting a business is exciting until you realise how many things you didn’t think of. From naming your business to sorting legal factors, there’s quite a bit to sort before you even sell your first product or service. This course walks you through the must-dos in preparing for your startup—without the fluff and overused jargon.
Whether you're considering a side hustle or preparing for a full-time venture, this course covers the essentials you need to set up correctly and avoid common missteps. We cover structure, branding, finance, location, legalities, and a few of the less glamorous—but equally vital—steps in the early stage of a business. It’s sharp, structured and built for those who prefer things clear and actionable.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the foundational steps of launching a small business.
- Identify the best legal structure for your business goals.
- Learn the essentials of creating a reliable business plan.
- Explore the basics of branding and marketing a new venture.
- Understand financing options suitable for different startup types.
- Gain knowledge of licences, insurance, and business registration.
Course Curriculum:
- Preparing for Startup
- Choose the Best Structure for Your Business
- Name Your Business
- Preparing a Business Plan
- Financing Your Business
- Pick Your Business Location
- Registering and Licensing Your Business
- Laws and Legal Factors
- Insurance and Bank Account for Your Business
- Branding and Marketing
Who is this Course For:
- Aspiring entrepreneurs looking to start their first business.
- Freelancers wanting to formalise their work structure.
- Side-hustlers aiming to grow into full business setups.
- Early-stage founders rethinking their business setup.
- Creatives and makers considering small-scale product ventures.
- Professionals planning service-based startups.
- Tech enthusiasts building digital or app-based companies.
- Individuals seeking clarity on legal and financial startup steps.
Career Path:
- Startup Founder – £30,000 to £70,000
- Small Business Consultant – £35,000 to £55,000
- Business Development Executive – £28,000 to £45,000
- Operations Manager – £40,000 to £65,000
- Marketing Coordinator (Startup Focus) – £26,000 to £38,000
- Legal and Compliance Advisor (SMEs) – £35,000 to £60,000
Frequently asked questions
A startup needs a clear idea, a solid business plan, funding, a good team, and a target market.
Yes, around 90% of startups do fail, often due to poor planning, lack of funding, or no market need.
They need customers, cash flow, and a clear strategy for growth and survival.
An idea, a business plan, legal setup, funding, marketing, and a product or service to sell.
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