Franchising and Small Business

• • The drivers of small business and entrepreneurship
  • Entry into business
  • Business models and legal structures
  • Operational and legal requirements
  • Due diligence investigation
  • Financing, budgeting & business planning
  • Operational and customer relationship management
  • Marketing and promoting the business
  • Succession planning and exiting the business
  • Supply chain and intellectual property management

Others

Note: Level 3 subjects normally assume a moderate level of prior knowledge in this area, e.g. from studying related Level 1 and 2 subjects or other relevant experience.

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  The textbook information for this subject can be found below:

  9781118362549 - Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 4th Asia-Pacific Edition

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This subject provides marketing knowledge related to franchise and small business ownership and their positioning in the supply chain. A common route to becoming a small business owner is to start your own business, or take over an existing small business, but many people prefer to buy into a franchise system. This subject investigates these alternatives and considers the management of the relational, financial and operational aspects of starting, operating and exiting business with a practical emphasis. Examples are used throughout highlighting successful small business models and strategies.

The textbook information for this subject can be found below:

9781118362549 - Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 4th Asia-Pacific Edition

http://www.wileydirechttp://www.wileydirect.com.au/buy/entrepreneurship-small-business-4th-asia-pacific-edition/t.com.au/buy/entrepreneurship-small-business-4th-asia-pacific-edition/

• Log of Learning Activities (25%)
• Presentation (25%)
• Written Assignment (50%)