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10 steps to starting a business Starting a small business is easy using our step-by-step guides. The 10 steps below will teach you how to start a business, taking you through each of the key stages of the start-up process – from evaluating your business idea and choosing a company name through to designing your business cards, developing a website and, finally, getting ready to launch. 1. Start-up business plan essentials: Testing your business idea Field research is a key part of analysing your market and will help you build a successful business plan and brand. Here's how to carry it out effectively... … 2. Choosing the right business structure Sole trader, partnership, limited company or LLP? We look at how to choose the right legal structure for your start-up … 3. How to choose the perfect name for your business Choosing the right start-up name is extremely important. Here's a practical guide on how to pick out the best nam...

COMPUTER BASICS Instructions for the trainers are in bold and caps PRIOR TO CLASS Ins instructor opens the following (each is hyperlinked and will open if you click on them):                     Computer Basics Presentation v     Mouse Training Presentation v     Keyboarding Presentation v     File Management v     Presentation v     Mouse Practice Spreadsheet v     Keyboarding Practice Document v     File Manage Practice Document v     Certificate of Completion Document Computer Basics is a two hour course designed to familiarize students new to computers with basic computer terminology, hardware, software, input (mouse and keyboard) and output (printer and external storage) devices, as well as the Microsoft Windows file structure. Introduce yourself and ask the students to...

COMPUTER BASICS Instructions for the trainers are in bold and caps PRIOR TO CLASS Ins instructor opens the following (each is hyperlinked and will open if you click on them):                     Computer Basics Presentation v     Mouse Training Presentation v     Keyboarding Presentation v     File Management v     Presentation v     Mouse Practice Spreadsheet v     Keyboarding Practice Document v     File Manage Practice Document v     Certificate of Completion Document Computer Basics is a two hour course designed to familiarize students new to computers with basic computer terminology, hardware, software, input (mouse and keyboard) and output (printer and external storage) devices, as well as the Microsoft Windows file structure. Introduce yourself and ask the students to...