Business Plan Development


Level: Professional Certification

Duration: 2 Weeks

Faculty: School of Business Studies

Department: N/A

Branch:

Fees: 32,000 KES Entire Course

Examining Body: NITA

Modes: Blended (Online + In Class)

Ideal For: High School Leaver Undergraduate Student Postgraduate Student Working Professional Career Switcher Adult Learner Skills Upgrade Educator or Teacher Government Staff General Public

Campuses: Main Campus

About This Course

Banks, investors, and grant panels reject vague ideas. A structured business plan proves your model, numbers, and execution path — whether you are launching, scaling, or seeking funding.

Skills the market pays for

Develop executive summaries, market analysis, operations plans, and financial projections lenders and partners expect — with templates you can reuse for clients or your own venture.

Essential for entrepreneurs, SME owners, business consultants, and NGO enterprise officers preparing funding applications.

In-demand skills you will apply

  • Market and competitor analysis
  • Revenue and cost modelling
  • Cash-flow and break-even projections
  • Operations and marketing plans
  • Executive summary writing
  • Pitch and funding readiness

Who should enroll

  • Job seekers and career changers
  • Working professionals upskilling
  • Entrepreneurs building service businesses

 What you will be able to do

  • Draft a complete business plan for a real venture
  • Build credible financial assumptions and scenarios
  • Align strategy, marketing, and operations in one document
  • Present your plan confidently to lenders or partners
  • Prepare for NITA assessment
Entry Requirements

OPEN

Admission Requirements
    A copy of KCSE certificate / result slip
    2 colored passports
    A copy of national ID / passport
    1 ream of papers
    1 spring file

Course Structure

Practical coverage

  1. Business model and value proposition
  2. Market research and customer segments
  3. Marketing and sales strategy
  4. Operations and staffing
  5. Financial projections and sensitivities
  6. Final plan presentation