PlayBoard NI Webinar - Writing your business plan
PlayBoard NI
Date: Thursday 10 December, 6:30 – 7:30pm OR Friday 11 December, 10:00 – 11:00am
Part 2 of this webinar series will focus on writing and producing your business plan. Get prepared for the new year with an exciting business plan identifying a comprehensive list of realistic, achievable, and measurable business objectives to look forward to.
To book your place email [email protected] with the name of your project, attendees and which sessions you would like to join.
Once registered, you will receive a link for the event via email. Please note places are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis.
Attendance at webinar Part 1 before attending Part 2 is not compulsory, but is advised.
Part 1 in this webinar series takes place on Thursday 3 or Friday 4 December and will look at the reasons why having a business plan is so important for the future of your School Age Childcare project and discuss pointers for consideration when preparing and developing your plan.
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Young people
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