BSB40320 Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business
The nationally accredited BSB40320 Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business gives you the skills to bring your small business or start-up idea to life. Launch your small business idea or passion project with expert support and guidance, and set yourself up for success as a business owner.
This qualification includes:
- Learning to plan and manage small business finances
- Developing and applying marketing and promotional strategies
- Learning to build important client relationships and business networks
- Learning how to provide outstanding customer service
- Learning to develop a tailored business plan
Employment opportunities with this qualification are:
- Small business owner
- Small business manager
- Owner/Operator
What will you achieve from completing this course?
- A nationally recognised BSB40320 Certificate IV in Entrepreneurship and New Business
- Confidence to establish and grow your small business
What you need to know about this course:
- New students are expected to attend a mandatory college orientation before course commencement. Orientation times and dates will be advised after enrolment.
- Classes commence at the beginning of week 1 of each school term
- There is no training during school holidays
- Students will be accepted into the class throughout the term
- Private Facebook groups are used to share resources and learning
- Resources are provided by SGSCC
- WiFi is available
What resources do you need to study from home?
- A computer with internet access
- Email access
- Facebook account
Course entry requirements:
- There are no formal entry requirements for this course
- Unique Student Identifier (can be arranged through SGSCC)
- An interest and some knowledge, skills or experience in small business, gained through work experience or previous study
- The ability to set work goals and achieve them
- The ability to work independently
- Good organisational and communication skills
Do you need to complete any work placement hours?
No, there are no work placement hours required.
Will you need to sit for any exams?
- No. This is a competency-based course
- Tell us, then show us you understand and are able to implement the learning you have received
- You will be required to competently complete assessment tasks for all 10 units of learning
Assessments are made up by a range of:
- Case studies
- Demonstration
- Presentation
- Questions & answers
- Research report
To be deemed competent:
- You will receive clear assessment instructions
- You must complete all assessments to a satisfactory standard as set by your trainer
- These are assessed by your trainer
- Opportunities will be provided for trainers to support students and to resubmit their assessments if required
Delivery Overview:
- Duration: 3 term course
- Delivery Method: Online
- Units of Learning: 10
- Monthly Intake: Yes
Eligibility for Subsided Training under the Smart & Skilled Training Program:
This training is subsidised by the NSW Government under the Smart & Skilled Training Program. To be eligible you must be
- an Australian Citizen/Perm Resident/NZ citizen/humanitarian visa holder
- aged 15 years or older, and
- live or work in New South Wales, and
- no longer be at school or equivalent
See Smart & Skilled page for further information.
Eligibility for “Skilling for Recovery” - Fee-Free nationally accredited training:
Skilling for Recovery is a NSW Government initiative to deliver JobTrainer funding in NSW. It provides free certificate, diploma and short course training to eligible applicants. If you meet the Smart & Skilled Program eligibility above and one of the following you could complete this course fee free:
- Unemployed (with or without a benefit); or
- At risk of unemployment; or
- 17-24 years old (employed or not)
See Skilling for Recovery page for further information.
Time for you to enrol:
- The WorkSkills team are available to take your enquiry or enrolment on 02 8543 7412 during business hours
- At the Jannali Office Reception (Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm)
- Market new business ventures (BSBESB404)
- Apply critical thinking to work practices (BSBCRT411)
- Undertake project work (BSBPMG430)
- Investigate business opportunities (BSBESB301)
- Develop and present business proposals (BSBESB302)
- Establish legal and risk management requirements of new business ventures (BSBESB402)
- Research and develop business plans (BSBESB401)
- Collaborate in creative processes (BSBCRT413)
- Plan finances for new business ventures (BSBESB403)
- Communicate effectively as a workplace leader (BSBLDR412)