Entrepreneur school training courses in Dickinson, ND (public, in-house or online)

BADM 270 �Business Club or
ACCT 210 - Accounting Club
ENTR 300 �Creativity and Innovation

BADM 340 �Advertising and Sales Promotion

BADM 346 �Human Resource Management

BADM 364 �E-Commerce

MRKT 386 �Retail Management

Select at least six credit hours from the following:
ACCT 316 �Business Law II

LEAD 200H �Leadership and Change

ENTR 267H �Entrepreneurship/Leadership Seminar

BADM 330 â€...

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Whether you are launching a business, working as an experienced entrepreneur, or leading a unit within a larger enterprise, the Post University Online Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship can help you achieve your goals.

Now more than ever, it’s essential to sharpen your skills, with a particular interest in
•Identifying untapped opportunities,
•Growing current businesses, and
•Mastering business principles to improve efficiency, productivity and profitability.

Want to learn entrepreneurship and small business management in Kansas City? park university graduate school has such training program available, or provided entrepreneurship and small business management training courses in the past. It may also provide you a customized or flexible training solution according to your specific requirement. Please see above to find the contact information and discuss your study plan with park university graduate school's representative directly.

This certificate will provide education and training for individuals who would like to develop and market web business ideas for new products/services or launch new ways to sell existing products/services online. This program expands the knowledge and ability of the students who complete the Electronic Commerce Business Specialist or Technology Specialist Certificates. The courses required for this certificate are applicable to the Associate in Applied Sciences Degree in Electronic Commerce. It ...

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This course reviews the strategic issues that an entrepreneur faces while starting a new venture or business, and highlights the questions about market acceptance that must be answered during every stage of the entrepreneurial process.

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe the role of strategy and marketing in an entrepreneurial setting
Discuss the basics of strategy, including the three levels of strategy and the five competitive forces identified by Mi...

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