Entrepreneurship
Starting something is a skill you can learn. This course walks through the whole path — finding a real problem, talking to customers, building a small first version, pricing it, understanding costs, and pitching your idea.
- Difficulty: Beginner
- 10 modules
- Estimated time: 2 hr
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What you'll be able to do
- Identify problems worth solving and test whether people care
- Run simple customer interviews and market research
- Set a price using costs, value, and competitors
- Calculate a break-even point
- Write a one-page business plan and a short pitch
Lessons
Each module includes a short lesson, a visual explanation, a real-world example, an interactive activity, and a knowledge check.
- 01Finding Problems Worth SolvingGreat businesses start with a real problem, not a cool idea.12 min
- 02Customers and Market ResearchWho has the problem, how many of them exist, and how to talk to them.14 min
- 03Creating a ProductStart small: build the simplest version that solves the problem.12 min
- 04PricingCost-based, value-based, and competitor-based pricing.12 min
- 05Revenue Models and CostsFixed vs. variable costs, and finding your break-even point.14 min
- 06Marketing and BrandingGetting attention honestly, and what a brand really is.12 min
- 07SalesTurning interest into customers without being pushy.10 min
- 08Basic Accounting for FoundersTracking money in and out, and keeping business money separate.12 min
- 09Business PlansA one-page plan that forces clear thinking.12 min
- 10Pitching Your IdeaExplain your business clearly in two minutes.12 min
- Final course quizScenario-based questions covering the whole course