Our interactive and flexible lesson plans and curriculum for entrepreneurial finance coursework allow for differentiated instruction and hybrid learning, so you can easily adapt to your classroom and individual student needs.
Our curriculum includes simulations based on Intuit's financial products used by approximately 100 million individuals, which allow students to apply the concepts they learn in real-world scenarios. In this curriculum, they'll have access to:
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Introduce students to the idea of starting their own businesses. In this unit, students will learn how entrepreneurship and finance relate to each other.
Starting a business requires financial planning knowledge. From break-even analyses and unit economics to burn rates and financial forecasting, this unit helps students understand how to analyze their business financials.
Getting the money necessary to fund a business can be one of the most demanding tasks for an entrepreneur. This unit explores three common financing options for businesses.
Once you’ve funded your business, you still need to know how to effectively manage your business finances. Here students will learn how to gain and maintain internal and external financial control over their businesses and how to reduce financial risks.
Sometimes parting ways with your business allows you to move on to a new venture. The final unit of this curriculum teaches students how to value their business and consider exit options.
