Education and Training - Social Enterprise Course

Social Enterprise Europe Ltd. and The University of Hull are putting on the accredited level 4 course on Social Enterprise made up of six inter-linked modules: The Relevance of Social Enterprise Planning the Social Objectives Setting up and Managing the Business Democratic Working of a Social Enterprise Sustainable Benefits of Social Enterprise Final Piece of Work - Independent Study

The course is a University Foundation Award accredited by The University of Hull and covers all aspects of social enterprise and is suitable for anyone concerned with setting up or supporting social enterprise. It is split into 6 linked two-day modules, each dealing with different aspects of social enterprise.

Written assignments at the end of each module are designed to help participants put together a Social Enterprise Plan based on their own work, future enterprise or a social enterprise that they are assisting. The first module is on February 4th.

All modules will be delivered at the Scarborough Campus. Each module costs £64 (subsidised places available for those on low incomes). For more details please contact R.Adams@hull.ac.uk or 01723 357244 .

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