Gain a clear understanding of entrepreneurship -- including how it works, what it’s like, and more -- to learn the business foundations of entrepreneurship and how to be an entrepreneur.
How to get the most out of Entrepreneurship, Part One with Tammy Parker:
- BEFORE the course begins...
- review the course structure;
- ensure you have a Quizlet account; and
- download the syllabus.
- Plan out when you will study each week for this class.
- Have a notebook (w/pen or pencil) ready and available for class notes each live session.
- If you need to revisit information, watch the corresponding week’s recording.
- Complete ALL tasks, assignments, quizzes, &/or tests assigned each week.
- Homework: Students should plan 3-4 hours per week outside of class time for vocabulary study, weekly reading, assessments, and/or investigations, as well as studying for and taking a midterm test and a final exam.
Once the course is completed to the parent's and instructor’s satisfaction, there is a Certificate of Completion at the end to be filled in for your records.
Special Notes: This is Part One of a 2-part course.
Total Classes: 12
Duration: 55 minutes
Prerequisite: None
Suggested Grade Level: 10th to 12th grade or mature 9th grade
Suggested Credit: One full semester Entrepreneurship or Business
Meeting Location:
Instructor: Tammy Parker
Instructor email: pinemeadowsacademy@gmail.com
Course Description: What is entrepreneurship? How does it work? Is it for me? Through this Entrepreneurship Part One course, students gain an understanding of entrepreneurship’s possibilities, business vocabulary and concepts, and how-it-works truths, as they’re introduced to the joys and challenges encompassed in that one word… entrepreneurship. To get more how-to learning and advanced ideas on entrepreneurship, sign up for Entrepreneurship, Part Two.
Course Outline:
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Class 1: The Who
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Class 2: The What
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Class 3: The Where
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Class 4: The When
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Class 5: The Why
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Class 6: Prep for Midterm Test
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Class 7: The How
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Class 8: Legal Structures
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Class 9: Vendors
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Class 10: Marketing
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Class 11: Customers
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Class 12: Prep for Final Exam
Course Materials: This course utilizes free online sources and free PDF files.
Homework: Students should plan two to three hours per week outside of class time for vocabulary study, weekly reading, assessments, and/or investigations, as well as studying for and taking a midterm test and a final exam.
- Teacher: Tammy Parker