Ekurhuleni Bizbuild Youth Development

Registrations open for 2022 stand a chance to be awarded a one year free scholarship, for more enquiries contact the following numbers 062 756 0762 also available on WhatsApp .

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Registrations are open for 2022 enroll with Bizbuild and stand a chance to be Awarded a free one year entrepreneurial scholarship learn to start and run your own business.

For people who are un-employed and not studying between the ages of 18 to 28 years of age .

Information brings transformation, those who are informed will be transformed.

Congratulations to the students who received their 2nd module certificate.

Masechaba crew embarking the journey of entreprenuership.

Looking for a scholarship that will shape your future ? 🔥

Our Youth Entrepreneurial program allows you to choose specializations business endorsed by and created with leading industry partners. With business skills opportunities, you’ll gain experience that will give you a competitive advantage in your future career to becoming your own boss.

Unlock your door to endless opportunities… 🔑 don’t miss out.

Registrations open through out the year to register you need ID copy certified and latest grade.

1. Take risks and be willing to fail
Failure doesn’t preclude you from ultimately succeeding – in fact, it’s often a necessary step. The best entrepreneurs don’t let the fear of failure prevent them from going for what they believe to be a great idea. Some of those risks won’t pan out, but the ones that do will be the ones that define you.

2. Never stop networking
When you haven’t gotten your business off the ground, connections will help to keep it afloat. When you do, those initial helpers will turn into powerful allies. Soon, you will be in the position to bring another struggling startup into the black.

“Make connections and keep a record on each person you meet,” Clare Dreyer, career expert, told Forbes. “Ask for their advice and help. Keep in touch with them along the way and build your network before you need it! Quality relationships are the keys to the kingdom.”

3. Learn your niche
Many startups succeed because they’ve identified a niche and have cornered that market. By discovering a service, product or feature no one else has thought of – or at least effectively pulled off – you give your company a shot at success. George Shepherd, Professor of Law at Emory University, recommends entrepreneurs “become the guru in that niche.”

4. Be a consummate student
Long after you leave your last class, you still learn new things every day. As an entrepreneur, you must always be a student – willing to take advice, listen to other ideas and learn from those who’ve been there themselves.

“Entrepreneurship is about solving problems and learning on the go,” Andrew Medal wrote for Entrepreneur. “It’s exciting to learn new things and as entrepreneurs we should be learning something new every day.”

“You can’t make money without spending money.”

5. Don’t worry about your wallet…
If you’re starting a business, you’re going to take a few financial hits. As they say, you can’t make money without spending money. But there’s more to it than avoiding miserliness. The best entrepreneurs don’t think in terms of how much they make, they consider how much value they can add. That value might be financial, but it might well be social, psychological, or other ways.

6. …but try not to go broke
With that said, you can’t add value if you can’t pay rent or buy groceries. That’s when you’ll need to determine exactly what you need to do to support yourself while you pursue your entrepreneurial dream. Entrepreneur pointed out that a part-time job could be your saving grace – not only would it provide financial relief, it could provide an excellent networking outlet.

7. Be flexible and listen to the market
Even if you nail down the perfect niche, it won’t necessarily remain the same forever. Markets can be fickle and consumers want to be on the cutting edge. If you can’t pivot and react when the winds of change come, you’ll be blown away.

“Resist falling in love with your initial idea so you can discover what the market actually wants and is willing to pay for – and then give it to them,” Cherylanne Skolnicki, career coach, told Forbes.

8. Take care of yourself
What good is a successful startup if you destroy yourself in the process? Nothing is as precious as health, which is why you shouldn’t sacrifice your well-being for the sake of your entrepreneurship. In fact, what might seem like hard work could ultimately derail your career. Losing sleep, eating unhealthily and allowing yourself to become stressed are surefire ways to shorten your life expectancy. By tending to your health, you’ll have the strength to carry out your goals.

There are always exceptions to the rules – anyone who has successfully maintained a startup is one of those exceptions. But you can take the element of chance out of the equation by following these expert tips and letting them guide your entrepreneurial spirit.

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Biz Build Team.

I would like to introduce you to the Bizbuild Youth Development Entrepreneurial Training Program. This program gives a helping hand to guide the unemployed youth to becoming successful smme’s and entrepreneurs. As we all know we need more successful SMMES and Entrepreneurs in South Africa so that they can create more jobs, for this to happen they need to have the knowledge to start and to run a business. With the 80% failure rate with SMMES and Entrepreneurs within the first 2 years of starting and a youth unemployment rate of 60% we in South Africa need to work on teaching the youth how to run their own businesses as we do not have jobs to offer, even if they have degrees. We need to move away from training that is not working, this is the reason why we have developed the Bizbuild Youth Development Entrepreneurial Training Program.
During the Training Program, which we are first taking to the townships of EKURHULENI and Soweto, we teach basic entrepreneurial skills to youth aged 18-28 that are unemployed. The training is developed for a period of 1 year and during the year, students in class I day per week,(different students per day) on the other 4 days they will have homework and practical exercises to complete, they will be trained on other of our MODULES such as GETTING TO KNOW YOUR BUSINESS, TIME MANAGEMENT AND CUSTOMER SERVICE just to mention a few. Please see ENTREPRENEURIAL PROGRAM fyler for details.
When we believe that the students are ready companies/cooperatives will be formed and the students will then be running their own businesses. They will then be mentored/ coached with our award winning BUSINESS TOOLBOX.
We have opened several training venues during JAN and MARCH which will have around 600 students from DUDUZA, KWA THEMA, TSAKANE , SOWETO , ENNERDALE, EVATON , MASHABA VIEW and KATLEHONG. Our target for 2021 is 10 000 students as long as we can receive adequate funding from our funders which are private companies .
THE SUCCESS OF THE STUDENTS IS OUR SUCCESS

We are accepting interested applicants!!!.Follow-share-like our page and you'll get more information on our FREE 1 Year Scholarship.

A must READ for ALL persons 18-28 years.
*Not working and not studying.(FOR PEOPLE AROUND KWA-TSA-DUZA)
*A FREE 1 YEAR YOUTH ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING SCHOLARSHIP*

This course is ideal for:

*Youth between the ages of 18-28.

*UNEMPLOYED and NOT STUDYING.

*Provide the following documents:
-Certified ID copy (if card-both sides)
-Certified copy of Report/qualification (grade 8 and above)
-Proof of residence (must match applicant's name)

Is this right for me?
This course is ideal for those who want to gain a thorough, holistic understanding of a business and how the various operations within a business work together strategically, operationally and financially.

As we have over 60% youth unemployment we have started a YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING in the townships so that the students don't have to pay for transport everyday to get to the cities or towns. We have a scholarship that runs for 1 year with the students attending class once a week and doing tests and practical's for the other 4 days. We are opening 12 training venues in Gauteng in the first 3 months of 2021.
Mr: Ian Brodie
Head of Sales and Marketing
BIZBUILD PTY(LTD)

What will I learn?
The ability to analyze and improve overall business effectiveness
Gain an understanding of modern management and leadership approaches
Understand key financial and economic concepts and their relevance to the business environment
The role of marketing and its role in achieving organizational goals
The role of financial management and budgeting in relation to business effectiveness.