The future belongs to inventors and entrepreneurs – individuals prepared to embrace the challenges of jobs and problems not yet known, offering better ideas, products, services, and solutions. These challenges are global, spanning all areas and markets, and success favors those who are prepared, making it the perfect time to major in Entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship holds both large opportunities for wealth creation, as well as the change to develop critical skills that can serve anyone throughout their career.
*One certification paid by Francis Tuttle. Additional, optional certifications are available at student expense.
A typical school year includes 9 months of instruction. Program length may vary based on progress rate and/or summer school attendance
Daytime classes, part-time only: Monday — Friday
A total of eight courses are taught in the Entrepreneurship program.
*One certification paid by Francis Tuttle. Additional, optional certifications are available at student expense.
Graduates of this program are qualified to work for:
Small business owner/entrepreneur, startup team member, business intern, business development associate, franchise manager, customer research specialist, product development assistant, business analyst (entry-level), sales representative, customer service specialist, project assistant, innovation coordinator, market research assistant, content creator, social media coordinator, business consultant (junior level), ecosystem organization associate, non-profit team member.
