Thinking about backing your own idea and selling it well? Two courses run together: starting a venture, then marketing it. Online units with no set timetable.
A venture is only half the job. Marketing is the other.
Two units cover planning and managing the money.
Self-paced units, no set timetable to fall behind.
Marketing work sits in agencies, retailers and small firms. A day is campaigns, copy, customer research and reporting on what worked.
Plan and run campaigns for a business.
Handle social, email and online campaigns.
Keep client work moving through an agency.
Gather and sort what customers are telling you.
Run targeted mail and email campaigns.
Support a sales team with orders and records.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every workplace is different, and some ask for more study or experience.
Set the venture up, fund it, then take it to market.
Three reasons this pairing works.
One enrolment covers BSB40320 and BSB40820.
Research and develop business plans, then market them.
Apply for twelve months of Flying Solo membership after module one.
Paired with BSB40820 Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication
Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business.
Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication.
Plans, finances, customers, marketing and pitching.
Both unit lists, sent in writing.
See which units your venture needs first.
Upfront, in four, or weekly.
Start any day you like.
No need. The units work whether you have started or not.
Thirty months of access, at your own pace.
Yes. Both run under one enrolment.
Not one. Quizzes, portfolios, videos and written tasks.
A small business community. Apply after your first module.
Tanya Galey, Michelle Badato and Kimberly Kim.
Yes. BSB40320 and BSB40820, both on the national register.
Yes, through Payright. A credit check applies.
Open Colleges delivers both courses online, from Australia.
One enrolment covers the pair, at your own pace.
Picture the first customer who found you on purpose.