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Entrepreneurship Operations (T.C.)

The Entrepreneurship Operations program helps students transition from technical careers into leadership and entrepreneurship by building skills in business, finance, marketing, and management.

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Program Overview

The Entrepreneurship Operations (T.C.) program is designed for students who have previously completed an apprentice or clock-hour career certificate program to provide a pathway for advancing from technical roles into leadership positions within the business and entrepreneurship industries. The curriculum includes formal training in business fundamentals such as financial literacy, marketing, and management. Graduates are empowered to launch and sustain their own businesses, fostering economic mobility, supporting local small business growth, and promoting self-sufficiency. Additionally, by fostering career advancement and addressing industry demand, graduates are further encouraged to integrate technology, adapt to market trends, and pursue lifelong learning, positioning them for long-term career success.

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  • TC Entrepreneurship Operations

Quick Facts

  • Program Code:
    6139
  • Program Access:
    Limited Access Program
  • Degree:
    Entrepreneurship Operations (T.C.)
  • Total Hours:
    18
  • Online Program: No
  • Financial Aid Eligible:  No
  • Program Contact Information:
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Career Opportunities

Career Options

This certificate articulates directly into the Industry Operations Management (Industrial Management Technology) (A.S.) degree. Students may pursue this certificate to develop or upgrade their skills, or pursue the A.S. degree and earn the certificate while completing the requirements for the degree. Contact an advisor to determine the career education path that is best for you.

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Join Florida State College at Jacksonville Entrepreneurship Operations (T.C.) program today.

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