Curriculum
MODULE 1 - Inspiration for Social Entrepreneurship
Unit 1 - What is a social enterprise and what does it simply setting up one?
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Unit 1 - Details
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Case Study
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Lesson - What is a social enterprise?
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Lesson - 6 Principles of Social Business
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Lesson - What is a difference between these three?
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Lesson - How to Start a Social Enterprise?
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Tips & Tricks
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Important concepts/definitions
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Self-reflective questions
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You may also be interested in this/ Additional useful resources
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Unit 2 - Identifying opportunities in empty Europe related to gastronomy
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Unit 3 - Ideation of the product & service related to gastronomy
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Unit 4 – Market analysis
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Unit 1 – Details
INTRODUCTION
In this unit we provide a brief overview of how we interpret the concept of social enterprise in the SAGA project and what the main characteristics of social enterprises are. After completing the unit you will know
- what is social enterprise
- what are the differencies and similarities between social enterprise and for profit enterprise, what does it imply setting up a social enterprise
- what does it imply setting up a social enterprise
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- understanding the importance and role of social enterprise
- learning the steps of foundation
- learning the competencies needed to start your own business
- inspiration to start your own social enterprise
TIME NEEDED FOR THE UNIT
45 minutes
RELATION TO OTHER UNITS OF SAGA LEARNING PROGRAMME
This unit is an introduction to the entire SAGA Learning Programme, so after completing it you can continue the learning with any other unit in the Learning Programme. We recommend to continue with the 2nd unit of Module 1.: Identifying opportunities in empty Europe related to gastronomy, culinary heritage and food.