Top Vendors for Small Business Education and Training

Education and training programs designed for the needs of small businesses.
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Computers and Software Information Resources

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Executive Education

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Business Education and Training

Providers of business development educational programs. more »

Business Outsourcing

Providers of outsourcing business support services. more »

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Huizenga Sales Institute

The Huizenga Business School offers accredited Master of Business Administration programs online, and is now pleased to offer sales training.

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Entrepreneurship Programs and Courses

Can entrepreneurship really be taught? Yes! Approximately 2,000 colleges and universities offer at least one course in entrepreneurship, and many private and government-sponsored programs teach the skills you need to be a successful business owner. Taking advantage of the programs and courses available can help you:
  1. Gain hands-on experience through internships.
  2. Find investors to fund your start up venture.
  3. Develop relationships with mentors.
  4. Plan strategically.
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Stay in school

College courses planning, risk management, raising capital and more. Many programs emphasize hands-on learning with internships and mentoring.
Entrepreneurship Corner.

Learn the ABCs of the SBA

The Small Business Administration offers a host of national training events and online classes, and its Small Business Development Centers provide a variety of training programs and courses. Whether you want to learn more about writing a business plan, strategic planning, starting a business, or being a young entrepreneur, there's a course for you.
training site for a list of free online courses. For courses in your area, find a Small Business Development Center.

Study up on economic development councils

Many state and local economic development councils offer entrepreneurial training programs. Some provide intensive programs lasting several weeks; others offer weekend courses or one-time seminars.
Economic Development Administration.

Get an education in street smarts

Learn from entrepreneurs who've already made it big in business. Discovering the real-life challenges entrepreneurs faced as they built their businesses can provide insight you may not find in a classroom.
  • Nothing beats hands-on experience so take advantage of opportunities for internships with entrepreneurial companies.
  • Network with fellow students. The business connections you make in school can develop into business partnerships down the road.
  • Get to know your professors. They are usually very well-connected and can introduce you to venture capitalists if they believe in you and your business.