Hello and welcome to the YMCB project's e-learning platform community. This community aims to facilitate mutual knowledge and interaction between
participants and stimulate the sharing of general ideas, experiences, links, tools and materials. Introduce yourself and start a discussion or reply to a topic that interests you with your own perspective. Everything is useful, everything is important
and well received if it is aimed at exchanging views and facilitating everyone's development in the realization of their entrepreneurial dream.
Just pay attention to this: if you prefer to deepen the issues related to the individual modules or have questions about specific content, we invite you to access the module you are interested in and consult the dedicated
community.
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Module 1 - Idea Validation
Go to the courseThis online module will help you understand what are the characteristics of your customers, what type of market they belong to and what are the aspects that influence their purchase choices. Pay attention, the details are important: identify how to satisfy the needs of your customers in the best way!
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Module 2 - How to write a business plan
Go to the courseOnce the business model of your business idea has been defined, it is necessary to detail the structure of the activities, the size of the market, the economic and financial projections and all the aspects relevant for starting the business. The document that encompasses these concepts is the business plan and this module is intended to explain how you prepare this document.
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Module 3 - Opening a business abroad
What are the most relevant formal aspects when you want to open a company? This module tries to guide you to discover the most important elements that must be taken into consideration when you want to start a business and especially when you want to do it in a foreign country.
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Module 4 - Intercultural Communication
Go to the courseThis module aims to deepen the most relevant aspects of the communication processes between the foreign entrepreneur and people from other cultures present in the country in which the company is opened.