Professional Practice For Consultants 100 Hours Certificate Course

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Professional Practice for Consultants course online. Learn how to operate a consulting business successfully. This course is a valuable guide to setting up and operating a consulting business in any profession. It has been developed to complement studies in the various disciplines offered by ADL, including Psychology, Horticulture, Agriculture, Leisure Studies, Businesss Management and Environmental Management.

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Analyse current industry requirements and your individual needs to determine if opening a consultancy is appropriate.
Determine the business structure appropriate for your consultancy practice.
Produce a business plan and implementation schedule
Determine costs involved in setting up a practice and how to set fees.
Describe different communication and marketing techniques.
Describe different administrative procedures including invoicing and maintaining records and accounts.
Determine industry best practice for obtaining and keeping your customers
Recognise responsibility towards yourself and employees in maintaining and expanding your practice, and to develop strategies to cater for increased demand. Lesson Structure: Professional Practice For Consultants BBS301There are 8 lessons:Determining If a Consultancy Practice is for You
Nature and Scope
Pros and Cons of Being a Consultant
What is Needed to be a Consultant
Codes of Contact
Are You Ready
Getting Started
Planning a Consultancy Practice: Part 1
Methods of Entering Business
Deciding Where to Work
Equipment
Start Up Finance
Business Structures
Insurance
Set Up Costs
Having Assistance Available
Planning a Consultancy Practice: Part 2
Preparing a Business Plan for a Consultancy
Business Plan Pro Forma
Knowing What to Charge
Determining Costs
Available Work Time
Convincing Clients of Value in Your Fees
Setting Up Your Consulting Practice
Finding Clients
Marketing a Consultancy Practice
Establishing a Press Kit
Using the Internet
Stationary
Networking
Communications
Keeping Accounts and Records
Keeping Records
Source Documents
Handling Invoices
Time sheets
Being Organised
How to Generate Business & Keep It
Using Agents or Brokers
Sub Contracting other Consultants and Support Services
Propagating Referrals
References from Clients
Tenders
Writing Articles
Successful Client Relations
Closing a Deal
Keeping Clients
Dealing with Clients who Say No
Principles of Getting Business
Maintaining Your Consultancy Practice ...

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  • Analyse current industry requirements and your individual needs to determine if opening a consultancy is appropriate.
  • Determine the business structure appropriate for your consultancy practice.
  • Produce a business plan and implementation schedule
  • Determine costs involved in setting up a practice and how to set fees.
  • Describe different communication and marketing techniques.
  • Describe different administrative procedures including invoicing and maintaining records and accounts.
  • Determine industry best practice for obtaining and keeping your customers
  • Recognise responsibility towards yourself and employees in maintaining and expanding your practice, and to develop strategies to cater for increased demand.
  • Nature and Scope
  • Pros and Cons of Being a Consultant
  • What is Needed to be a Consultant
  • Codes of Contact
  • Are You Ready
  • Getting Started
  • Methods of Entering Business
  • Deciding Where to Work
  • Equipment
  • Start Up Finance
  • Business Structures
  • Insurance
  • Set Up Costs
  • Having Assistance Available
  • Preparing a Business Plan for a Consultancy
  • Business Plan Pro Forma
  • Determining Costs
  • Available Work Time
  • Convincing Clients of Value in Your Fees
  • Finding Clients
  • Marketing a Consultancy Practice
  • Establishing a Press Kit
  • Using the Internet
  • Stationary
  • Networking
  • Communications
  • Keeping Records
  • Source Documents
  • Handling Invoices
  • Time sheets
  • Being Organised
  • Using Agents or Brokers
  • Sub Contracting other Consultants and Support Services
  • Propagating Referrals
  • References from Clients
  • Tenders
  • Writing Articles
  • Successful Client Relations
  • Closing a Deal
  • Keeping Clients
  • Dealing with Clients who Say No
  • Principles of Getting Business
  • Hiring Staff, Expanding Business
  • Creating Passive Income
  • Working in a Changing World
  • Areas of operation
  • Who employs consultants?
  • Consultancy offshoots
  • Consultant resources
  • Choosing your services
  • Presenting your services
  • Presenting yourself
  • Structuring fees
  • Developing a contract pro forma
  • Time management
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  • What to ask a client
  • Networking
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  • Developing relationships with clients
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  • Where to look for work
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