Lessons
Every video, reading and worked example in modules 1 to 8 is published here — 167 lessons, with the examples from Aisha, Jacob and Jenny, and no account needed. The quizzes and the assignment hand-ins need an account, because they are marked and kept; so does module 9, which is not published here.
Module 1 · 13 lessons, open to read
What entrepreneurship actually is, which skills it asks for, and where you already have some. You finish with a picture of yourself as an entrepreneur.
Module 2 · 18 lessons, open to read
Finding a problem worth solving. You practise design thinking and empathy, then check the problem you picked is one other people actually have.
Module 3 · 23 lessons, open to read
You take one problem apart with 5W1H, weigh a product against a service, and leave with a solution hypothesis you can test rather than a hunch.
Module 4 · 18 lessons, open to read
Market research, a value proposition in one sentence, and your first Lean Canvas. This is where you commit to the idea you carry to the end of the course.
Module 5 · 20 lessons, open to read
How your solution reaches people: the channels it travels, the partners who help, and where the money to build it can come from.
Module 6 · 20 lessons, open to read
The money module. What your idea costs to run, what you charge, where funding comes from, and how a smallest workable version gets you to a first sale.
Module 7 · 27 lessons, open to read
Goals you can check, metrics that tell you whether the project is working, and the financial indicators behind them. Your Lean Canvas is finished here.
Module 8 · 28 lessons, open to read
Measuring what your project changed, weighing its risk honestly, and presenting the finished Lean Canvas as your final project.
Module 9 · needs an account
A bonus module on managing your own money: banking, income, expenses and budgeting; credit cards, loans and interest; investments, risk and diversification.
Teachers get the full course, a pedagogical guide for every module, per-lesson progress for every student, and a queue for reviewing assignments.
