BTEC Level 3 Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Course in Harrow. Classes run at Harrow on the Hill, full-time during the day, over 34 weeks. Tuition fees may apply, though the course may be free depending on your age and circumstances. This Pearson Edexcel qualification covers the skills and knowledge behind starting and running a business, from spotting opportunities to planning and pitching ideas. You'll study topics like business planning, marketing, finance, and enterprise strategy. The level 3 BTEC enterprise and entrepreneurship classes are well suited to anyone looking to build a solid grounding in business before moving into work or further study.
Who this course is for
This course is suitbale for age groups: 16-19 years.
What you will learn
You'll explore how to identify and evaluate business opportunities.
You'll develop skills in writing and presenting a business plan.
You'll learn how marketing and branding support a new venture.
You'll understand how to manage finances and budgets in a business context.
You'll study how entrepreneurs respond to risk and uncertainty.
You'll practise pitching ideas and communicating with stakeholders.
You'll examine real business models and what makes them succeed or fail.
How you will learn
The BTEC National Extended Certificate is assessed through a mix of internally assessed assignments and externally assessed tasks set by Pearson Edexcel. Classroom-based learning includes research projects, case studies, and presentations. You'll complete coursework units assessed by your tutors alongside timed external assessments. There are no traditional written exams for every unit, but some components are externally set and marked.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Harrow on the Hill will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Business development assistant, supporting growth and new opportunities in a company.
Marketing assistant, helping plan and run campaigns for a brand.
Sales executive, building client relationships and hitting targets.
Junior entrepreneur, launching or supporting a small business venture.
Events coordinator, organising and managing business or community events.
Retail manager trainee, learning to run a shop or retail operation.
Social enterprise worker, running projects with a community or charitable focus.
What you could study next
BTEC Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Business, a Level 4 qualification that goes deeper into management, finance, and strategy.
BA (Hons) in Business Management or Entrepreneurship at university, building on the knowledge from your level 3 BTEC enterprise and entrepreneurship qualification.
Level 3 BTEC National Diploma in Business, if you want a broader qualification before moving to higher education.
Degree apprenticeship in Business or Management, combining work and study at degree level.
