"Small Business Administration (SBA)" Open Courses

In this course, students will learn about financing a small business and is designed primarily for small firms with an interest in borrowing money.

This guide was designed for veterans to help them find and participate in Federal contract opportunities.

This guide gives an overview of federal contract procedures and details how to sell to the government.

This course explains some basic technology tools useful in running businesses more efficiently.

Directed to small business owners, this course sheds light on the subject of crimes within and around a business.

Entrepreneurs will receive an introduction to starting a business of their own.

In this course, students will learn about financing a small business.

Designed for small business, this three-part course gives an overview of how the government buys goods and services

Students in this course will learn how to use their businesses to contact, work with, and sell to the government.

This course addresses the basic concepts and principles behind loan packaging and how to prepare a loan package.

In this course, students will learn the importance of business planning through a definition and description of the various components of a business plan.

This course provides students with a comprehensive overview of accounting.

Students taking this course will receive an introduction to franchising, including determining factors for whether or not franchising is a strategic move, and how to choose the right one.

This course explains market research for contracting officers so they can find qualified small business vendors.

Students will be given a basic overview of marketing in this course, which is supplemented with real-world examples and helpful tips.

This course is designed for Native American entrepreneurs interested in starting their own business.

Students will receive an overview of the non-manufacturer rule, its definition, importance, and applications.

In this course, students will be introduced to the 8(a) business development program and be informed of eligibility requirements.

Intended for contracting personnel, this course is designed specifically for HUBZone firms and covers topics on price evaluation preference.

Small business owners taking this course will be guided on how to expand market share and tap into new markets.

Designed as a guide for small businesses, this course helps them determine if exploring makes practical sense as a sound business strategy.

In this course, students will examine federal contract markets and how HUBZone certified firms participate in those markets.

This course is an overview of the progress of the Recovery Through Retrofit Initiative and the purpose it serves in job creation and saving homeowners money.

Similar to the guide for contracting officers, this course gives a broader study of the advantage of women owned small businesses.

This course is designed for contracting officers to explain the increasing contract opportunities specifically for women owned small businesses.

Ideally suited for young entrepreneurs, this course investigates the basics of entrepreneurialism, including necessary steps in starting a business, support resources, and much more.