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In The Beginning phase, aspiring entrepreneurs can embark on their business journey with minimal financial investment. The focus here is on showcasing commitment and dedication to the enterprise. UCAN plays a crucial role in providing the necessary support, resources, and mentorship to help these individuals start their Electrician, HVAC, or Plumbing business. By collaborating with UCAN, entrepreneurs gain access to tools that enable them to turn their passion into a viable enterprise. The Beginning phase not only empowers the entrepreneur but also creates a positive impact on the community by fostering economic activities and generating job opportunities.
Moving on to the Starter Pack phase, entrepreneurs make an investment of R500 to propel their business towards growth and expansion. UCAN’s support includes financing options, essential resources, and mentorship, which form a solid foundation for the entrepreneurs’ businesses. This phase sets the stage for increased employment opportunities and economic development within the community. By partnering with UCAN, entrepreneurs gain the confidence and expertise needed to navigate the challenges of business ownership, ultimately benefiting the entrepreneur and the community alike.
The Micro Friendchise phase marks a significant milestone for entrepreneurs as they explore micro-commercialization opportunities. With an investment of R49,000, entrepreneurs can expand their Electrician, HVAC, or Plumbing businesses by opening multiple stores, diversifying their services, or offering franchise opportunities. UCAN’s role in this phase is to provide continuous support, guidance, and expertise, ensuring the success of these ventures. As entrepreneurs thrive and collaborate within this phase, they contribute to the creation of a network of interconnected businesses, thereby enhancing economic growth and employment prospects in the community.
In the Boza phase, entrepreneurs invest R250,000 to achieve full commercialisation and expand their businesses beyond geographical boundaries. UCAN remains a valuable collaborator by facilitating access to resources, financing, and mentorship. The Boza phase results in a greater influx of customers, driving economic activity and establishing the entrepreneurs’ businesses as prominent players in the market. By supporting entrepreneurs in the Boza phase, organisations can make a substantial impact in creating sustainable livelihoods, fostering economic activities, and promoting an ecosystem where individuals support and uplift each other.
