Choose Your Business Structure
Your business structure will have important legal and tax implications. This course will teach you about the different types of business structures so you can find the one that’s best suited for your business. Business structures covered in this course include: Sole Proprietorship, LLC, Cooperative, Corporation, Partnership, and S Corporation.
**DISCLAIMER: NOT ALL COURSES ARE REQUIRED. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO TAKE ONLY THOSE COURSES THAT INTEREST YOU.
Courses
time
lesson
lesson
Lesson 1—Sole Proprietorship Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 1—Sole Proprietorship
1+ Hour
Lesson 1—Sole Proprietorship Post Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 2—Limited Liability Company Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 2—Limited Liability Company
1+ Hour
Lesson 2—Limited Liability Company Post Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 3—Cooperative Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 3—Cooperative
1+ Hour
Lesson 3—Cooperative Post Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 4—Corporations Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 4—Corporations Post Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 5—Partnership Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 5—Partnership
1+ Hour
Lesson 5—Partnership Post Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 6—S. Corporation Pre Test
10 Minutes
Lesson 6—S. Corporation
1+ Hour
Lesson 6—S. Corporation Post Test
10 Minutes
Our Pathways
Entrepreneurship
One of the keys to enable women to take charge of their professional growth and development is to own and manage their own business.
Marketing
To be successful, women business owners must ensure they have a strong grasp of marketing fundamentals and marketing strategies that will help ensure continued growth for their enterprise.
Loans
Access to financial capital is key to any businesses seeking to grow. From funding expansion to hiring new employees, women require business loans to help their enterprises succeed.