1-2-3 Entrepreneur
One of the perks of homeschooling through high school is the ability of your teens to pursue entrepreneurial ventures. The flexibility of a homeschool schedule, the cultivation of independent thinking, and the ability to think outside the box are all traits that homeschool teens share. The next logical step for many homeschool teens is the pursuit of their own business.
My kids have earned incomes as teens doing things like pet sitting and lawn care. They have also worked doing various odd jobs and handyman services. My oldest, who is an aspiring filmmaker, has done some videography for weddings and local city events.
Being your own boss has many benefits, but where do you even begin?
Christopher O’Rear, a homeschool graduate and college student has launched a course that might just fill that need for your high schooler. Plus, your teen can use this course to fulfill an elective credit or even supplement an economics credit for high school.
1-2-3 Entrepreneur will help your teen build the business skills needed for entrepreneurship. This video-based course consists of ten weeks of content, covering the many aspects of starting a small business. Utilizing a video lecture format, the course also features interviews with business leaders, worksheets, quizzes, and action steps for further enrichment.
1-2-3 Entrepreneur Topics Include:
- finding and evaluating a business idea
- finances
- marketing
- faith and business
This course is designed to be self-paced, and the combination of the videos, worksheets, and homework provides teens with an immersive learning experience that equips them to apply what they have learned.
1-2-3 Entrepreneur is a great option for high school credit for teens who are looking into independent business as a career or as a side venture while they are working through high school and college. The self-paced nature of the course fits in seamlessly with a typical high school semester. Learn more about this course at 1-2-3 Entrepreneur.
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