Certificate II in Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Skills

Best suits: All high school students; marginalised groups (e.g., youth at risk, offenders), general public seeking career directions (particularly people re-entering the workforce after a lengthy break); community and school workers and enterprise trainers; potential entrepreneurs; international students and aid projects.

What does this course cover? (all units are core units):

• EESINV202 - Plan Ethical Practice
• CUECOR1A - Manage own work an learning
• BSBCMN104A - Plan Skills Development
• EESINV201 - Develop a Business Concept Proposal from a hobby
• CUEFIN1A - Develop a budget
• BSBCMN214A - Create and use simple spreadsheets
• BSBCMN205A - Use Business Technology

Graduates will:

• Have identified a hobby from which they could start and run a small income earning venture
• Have an increased entrepreneurial self-efficacy and self-confidence, particularly in relation to career expectations and outcomes
• Have skills in the basis of new venture creation and ethical business
• Articulate that ethical entrepreneurship is the only form of sustainable enterprise
• Have written and costed a fundamental business concept proposal
• Be able to articulate what it is they want to do vocationally and have identified pathways