Published: 10 Nov 2022 929 views
The British Council, in collaboration with Microsoft, is inviting creatives aged between 18 and 35 years to apply for its British Council Creative Economy Ms E-Learning Programme.
The programme, which will be in the form of face to face interactive workshops, will be held in Zimbabwe, and online for the rest of sub-Saharan Africa. The programme seeks to help young African entrepreneurs in the creative economy sector shape the future of the continent.
The programme is intended to offer creative business management knowledge for creative entrepreneurs at various levels from beginner to advanced levels and opportunities for networking and knowledge sharing. The upcoming two-day workshops are on creative entrepreneurship.
Programme modules:
Creative Entrepreneurship
Basic
Understanding the Creative Economy (including what sectors constitute the creative economy, the economic, social and cultural value of the creative industries) using relevant case studies and data to aid understanding).
Intermediate
With the basic course as a recommended prerequisite, the intermediate course will provide additional depth to basic courses and includes the following:
Social Impact through Creative Entrepreneurship
Provide participants with an understanding of impact entrepreneurship, social innovation and factors to consider in pivoting enterprises to achieve social impact.
Creative Economy Policy
This intermediate course provides relevant insights for policy stakeholders in relation to the creative economy.
| Application Deadline | 25 Nov 2022 |
| Type | Entrepreneurs |
| Sponsor | British Council |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Participants will receive a certificate as proof of their accomplishment after finishing the programme. With the certificate, participants will be able to apply for ongoing support via coaching, incubation, mentoring and acceleration through our larger work in participating nations.
The Creative Economy E-Learning initiative for aspiring and early-stage young African entrepreneurs is centred on entrepreneurship and provides the continent’s future leaders with a selection of free online courses to aid them in their professional endeavours
For more details, visit British Council website.