Business Plan of Computer Training Centre
Business Plan of Computer Training Centre
Business Plan of Computer Training Centre
COMPUTER
TRAINING CENTER
INTRODUCTION
This institute name WEBASSIST will offer wide range of Web
Development Engineering courses. This includes courses for:
School Students
Undergraduates.
Professionals.
Government & Private sector Staff.
Freelancers
CERTIFICATION
Approval Taken from TVEC Sri Lanka
Become a Academic Partner with CIW
Become a Academic Partner with Adobe
Become a Academic Partner with MicroSoft
VISION
To provide student with knowledge & experience that adds value
to computed education & information technology.
MISSION
To offer high quality academic program which successfully
prepare individual for entry level, managerial position in public &
private sector.
This program provides a macro understanding of different
functional areas of business & is suitable for students who wish to
work in field of finance.
GOALS
1. To provide the excellent education on latest technologies with
maximum practical exposure.
2. To engage in partnerships with the private and public sectors and
to implement programs that addresses their identified
employment needs.
3. Provide highly skilled professionals to the software Industry
OBJECTIVES
1. Achieve at least 30% growth every year.
2. Provide placement to at least 75% students.
3. Maximize accessibility by Opening new teaching centers on
various locations in Northern Province within 5 years.
4. Acquire and upgrade best and latest software and hardware
to provide state-of-the-art technologies in the education and
training of all individuals.
TARGET CUSTOMERS
COURSES OFFERED
Courses
1) Certificate in Web Designing
2) Advance Diploma in Web Designing
3) Master Diploma in Web Designing CAREER Course
4) Master Diploma in Graphic Designing
5) Advance Diploma in CMS
6) Content Management System(CMS)
7) Diploma in Social Media Marketing
8) Diploma in SEO
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Course
Name
Module Covered
Course
Durati
on (in
hours)
Price
per
module
(LKR)
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WHY US
Training by professionals with years of industry experience.
Course material designed around current and upcoming
technologies.
World Class Ambience
100% Placement assistance with Industrial Leaders
Hi-End Infrastructure.
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THE MARKET
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MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
Population- approximately 12 lacs.
Literacy ratioMale : 86.1 %
Female : 76.5%
Most of the people engaged with service sector.
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MARKETING PLAN
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MARKETING PLAN
Marketing objective- To achieve 5% market share in one year.
Positioning Price- value for money.
Quality- high tech. education.
Image- premier institute in computer training specializing in
software programs.
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MARKETING COMMUNICATION
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RESOURCES
Infrastructure includes computers, basic premises, printers,
furniture etc.
Personnel- permanent & visiting , etc.
Financial resources- Bank, financial institutions, capital.
Premise in Point Pedro.
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Segmentation Targeting
Positioning
(STP)
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SEGMENTATION
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TARGETING
Fresh unemployed people
struggling to find job in
technologies industry.
Simply degree does not guarantee
employment and they need extra
edge from others to be competitive.
Our aim is to provide those people
that extra edge with real knowledge
plus working experience on live
projects.
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WAYS TO TARGET
Doing free technology seminars in universities and colleges and
distribute brochures.
Organize small promotional events in front of universities, schools,
colleges and young people preferred hangout places.
Visiting technologies companies and informing them about our
excellent curriculum and persuade them to visit our institute.
Provide special Discount schemes on software packages.
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POSITIONING
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POSITIONING
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4 PS
PRODUCT Build brand as niche technology training
institute.
Acquire best latest technology and well
trained professionals.
Build online helper for remote students.
Provide cheap pick and drop facility to or
from institute.
Provide 100% job placement assistance.
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PRICE
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PLACE
Build training centers at different part of countries.
Build institute near universities colleges or at the middle of cities.
Make contact centers to at remote cities to develop reachability.
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PROMOTION
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MONTH
ACTION PLAN
MAY
JUNE
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JULY
AUG
SEPT
OCT
17. Recruit more trained professional if
required.
18. Quality measures and evaluations.
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NOV
19. Aggressive marketing.
20. Discussion with employees achieves Kaizen.
DEC
21. Small functions to promote bight students and
motivated employee.
22. Open New coaching centre somewhere.
JAN
23. Performance testing.
24. Positioning initiatives.
FEB
25. Collect feedback about system from students and
employees and try to improve them.
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MARCH
26. Meeting with banks.
27. Update hardware and software technologies
available.
APRIL
28. Evaluation of whole year company
performance .
29. New Year party Invite peoples, students,
professors and employers and communicate with
them.
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CONTIGENCY PLAN
FAILURES
CONTIGENCY PLAN
Difficulties in
placing
students
Non availability
of latest
technologies in
country.
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Financial Plan
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EXPECTED EXPENDITURE
Estimated expenditure (annual figr)
Category
particulars
Qty.
Price
Amoun
t
20000
0
PREMISE
COMPUTER
lab
6 15000 90000
Liabrary
1 15000 15000
Accounts
Reception
Management
Software cost
Air Conditioners
1 15000 15000
5000
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Furniture
Revolving
Chairs
Plastic
chairs
Admin.
Chairs
Sofa sets
library chairs
Table fitting
Misc
library
Books
Almirah
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Marketing
Expenses
Legal
expense
certification
expenses
misc
expenses
Total
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NET PROFIT:
TOTAL REVENUE- TOTAL EXPENSES
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PROJECTED REVENUE
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