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Module One: Is this for Me?
This first module invites you to take the time to reflect on where your experiences have led you, what you really want in your next steps forward and to start imagining how that could grow into a business that fits your life and values. The aim is to define your purpose, identify what it is that you offer, and being an educator, explore how you can help people in the most meaningful ways. This is about building your business with intention.
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Lesson One: What makes you a great educator?
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Lesson Two: What can I offer in my business?
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Lesson Three: Your Elevator Pitch
07:15
Lesson Four: What’s the Next Step?
06:14
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Module Two: Practical Business Set Up
Starting your own structured literacy business is exciting, but it’s essential to get the foundations right. In this module, we guide you through the practical steps of establishing a compliant and professional business that reflects your values and vision. You’ll learn how to: • Choose the right business structure for your goals • Select a business name that resonates and represents your service • Develop a strong, consistent brand identity • Design a service model that aligns with your capacity and the needs of your ideal clients • Understand the legal and financial basics including: • Insurance requirements • Associations to consider joining • Setting up a separate bank account • Estimating your start-up costs • Navigate key financial tools and responsibilities: • Choosing the right accounting software • Understanding GST, tax, and superannuation obligations This module is about more than ticking boxes—it’s about building a business that feels aligned, sustainable, and ready for growth. At the end, you’ll be invited to complete a short feedback form to reflect on what you’ve learned and identify any areas where you may want more support.
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Lesson One: Choosing a Business Structure
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In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create a simple, relatable, and memorable elevator pitch you can confidently use when someone asks, “What do you do?” Whether you’re at the supermarket, on the sidelines at sport, or catching up with family, you are a walking, talking business—and every conversation is an opportunity. You’ll learn how to discuss your work in a way that connects, especially within the incredibly thoughtful and supportive disability community.

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