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ENTREVALOR

How it works

Buy a course once, learn in short lessons, and build working business documents as you go.

The learner journey

  1. Step 1

    Choose

    Read the full curriculum, what it costs, who it's for and who it isn't for before you buy. Some courses have a free preview lesson.

  2. Step 2

    Learn

    Work through short lessons on your phone or computer. Your progress saves, so you can pick up where you left off.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Fill in checklists and Business Builder worksheets as you go. They become your own budget, pricing, plans and procedures.

  4. Step 4

    Apply

    Download your launch pack and spreadsheets, and use them to take the next real step in your business.

What's in a lesson

Lessons are short and focused on one thing. Depending on the topic, a lesson can include:

  • a video with captions and a full transcript
  • a worked example that shows the idea applied to a real kind of business
  • a checklist or practice activity
  • a short quiz to check your understanding
  • downloadable PDFs or spreadsheets
  • a link to the Business Builder worksheet that goes with the lesson

Numbers in examples are illustrative. They show how a calculation works, not what you should expect to earn.

The Business Builder

The Business Builder is a set of guided worksheets in your browser: a budget, pricing, cash flow, a marketing plan, standard operating procedures, a 30-day launch plan and more. Your answers save automatically to your account, and worksheets reuse what you've already entered so you don't type the same thing twice.

When you're ready, export everything as a PDF launch pack, or as editable spreadsheets (XLSX) and a data file (JSON).

The Business Builder is a planning tool. It doesn't register a business, file permits or give legal, tax or financial advice. Check requirements with your local authorities or a qualified professional.

Devices and progress

ENTREVALOR is a website that works on phones, tablets and computers. There's no app to install. Sign in on any device and your progress, notes and worksheets are there, so you can watch a lesson on your phone and finish the worksheet on a laptop.

You need an internet connection to watch videos. Videos can't be downloaded for offline viewing. PDFs and spreadsheets you download can be used offline.

Downloads

Course downloads, such as checklists, templates and spreadsheets, are yours to keep and use in your own business. Business Builder exports are generated from your own answers. If a PDF doesn't work well with your screen reader, the same content is available as an accessible web page or editable spreadsheet. See our accessibility statement.

Getting help

If something isn't working, start with help and support, which covers sign-in, payments, video playback and downloads. You can also contact us directly.

How courses are made

Every course goes through the same steps before it's published:

  1. Brief. We define who the course is for, the result it should help them reach, and what's out of scope.
  2. Sources. We gather and record sources in a source ledger, so every claim can be traced.
  3. Curriculum. We plan modules and lessons around the actions a learner needs to take, not around filling hours.
  4. Scripts. We write lesson scripts, worked examples, checklists and quizzes.
  5. Production. We record or produce video, add captions and transcripts, and build the worksheets and downloads.
  6. Expert review. A named subject-matter reviewer with relevant credentials checks the content for accuracy.
  7. Quality checks. We check every lesson, worksheet, spreadsheet and download before the course goes live.
  8. Publish. The course goes live with its author, reviewer and last-reviewed date on the course page.

How we use AI

AI tools may help us draft text, produce narration or create visuals. People review everything before it's published, and the subject-matter reviewer signs off on the content. When a lesson uses AI-generated narration or visuals, we say so in the course.

Keeping courses current

Each course page shows when it was last reviewed. If you spot something that's wrong or out of date, please let us know.