Whether you have an idea or a side hustle, this builds it. It covers business plans, marketing, finances and legal setup. Fit it around the job you have now.
You research and write a business plan as part of the course.
The units point at the parts most people learn the hard way.
No timetable and no semesters. Log in when the day allows.
Most people take this to run their own thing. The same units also read well in a small team that needs someone across sales, money and systems.
Running your own venture with a plan behind it.
Quotes, orders, customers and the paperwork that follows.
Testing and launching new ventures of your own.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every business is different, and some need more study or experience.
Three things that set this one apart.
Planning finances and managing finances are separate units.
After the first module you can apply for a 12-month Flying Solo membership.
Tanya Galey, Michelle Badato and Kimberly Kim teach and assess this course.
BSB40320 · Nationally recognised training
BSB40320 Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business is nationally recognised training.
Open Colleges Pty Ltd holds RTO 90796, registered through to 2033.
The business plan and finance work are built around your own venture.
A trade, a service, a shop, or something still forming.
An advisor walks you through the units and the pace.
Upfront, weekly plan, or pay in four.
Enrol and begin the plan in the first units.
Yes. It is BSB40320 Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business, delivered by Open Colleges, RTO 90796.
No. An idea is enough. The plan gets built through the units.
A free 12-month small business membership you can apply for after the first module. It carries newsletters, webinars, events, forums and a directory listing.
From $61.67 a week on a zero interest plan. A set-up fee and credit check apply.
Twelve, eighteen or twenty-four months, depending on the pace you pick.
No. The practical work is built around your own venture instead.
It covers planning and managing business finances. An accountant still handles your returns.
There are no set dates or semesters. Pick the pace that fits.
Open Colleges delivers this course online, from Australia.
Three named trainers teach and assess it, and study advice comes from the team.
Picture the first invoice that goes out under your own business name.