Assignment |
In this module, you are going to design and create several publications and materials typical to setting up a small business (such as a business card). You won't actually start the business (though you could use what you create if you wanted to try). Your business will likely be in the service or retail industry, but other types of businesses are possible. You will make several decisions about your business such as its name, the type of business, location and more. You should select a business which will lend itself to this project. It should be something straightforward (e.g. a T-shirt stand, hotdog cart, driveway refinishing). The more fun or creative your idea, the easier and more enjoyable you will find this project. Keep your idea simple and the project will be easier. |
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Programs Required |
![]() Microsoft Word |
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![]() Microsoft Publisher |
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![]() PhotoShop / PhotoShop Elements (or other photo editing program)
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![]() Microsoft PowerPoint |
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Time Required |
10-15 Classes |
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Group Size |
This module can be done individually or with a partner. Check with your teacher. |
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Instructions |
Work through the requirements for each of the activities. The Finishing Up page provides a summary of the things you need to do to be sure you have completed and properly prepared your work to be handed in. |
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Important Requirements |
Your business idea must be pre-approved by your teacher before you begin Your business idea must be something that you could either do alone, with your partner or with one other person. In other words, you will have two employees at most (yourself included) For this project, franchise operations are excluded (i.e. no pre-existing stores). Your idea must be your own Provide source information for images and other content you take from the Internet (Cite the URL) Since your work will be evaluated based on the material presented here, be sure to work through the material carefully. Make sure that you list all addresses, phone numbers and email accounts properly and consistently. Click here to see some examples. |