Management Support Needs Among Youth-Owned Small Businesses in South Africa - Statistics, Challenges and Opportunities

Management Support Needs Among Youth-Owned Small Businesses in South Africa - Statistics, Challenges and Opportunities

I've attended 5 different types of capacity building training programmes for small business owners. All were great and I walked away with practical knowledge that I could immediately apply afterwards.

This book is not another small business owner training. It's a report about management support needs among youth-owned small businesses in South Africa. It includes statistics, challenges, and opportunities.

I've had a business for more than a decade. During this period, I was fortunate enough to attend entrepreneurship programmes from international organisations like Deloitte, Google, and Paradigm Shift. I then became a Training Co-ordinator, Point Person (Manager, and Trainer for the ones run by Google and Paradigm Shift. The other two are from Shanduka and Berea Technical College.

One important thing I noticed after attending those 5 training programmes is that each focused on similar topics. Yet, none of them delivered the same material as the others. My recent research found in Management Support Needs Among Youth-Owned Small Businesses in South Africa - Statistics, Challenges and Opportunities has allowed me to reflect on important matters about the Youth-owned Small Business space.

I am sharing this knowledge with you so we can all be part of the solution. Now, I did use Ai to help me. However, I decided how it should compile the report and I did fact check the information by using the references I told to include. A few edits were done by me after AI compiled the report for me.

I chose to publish this because the information will be useful to anyone who wants to impact young entrepreneurs in South Africa. You can also do further reading by using the references at the end of the report.

Note: It's my first time compiling a book using AI, so don't think all my other books were put together the same way.