Depending on the type of seminar you choose, the content may vary so that no general statement can be made in this regard. However, here is an example of the content of a seminar on "Becoming successfully self-employed":

• Requirements for successful self-employment
• Corporate financing
• The company organization
• Successful marketing in the company
• Market overview
• Insurance issues, mandatory and recommended insurances
• The legal forms of companies
• Discussion of the rough concepts for individual development
• Marketing for small businesses
• Presentation training
• Discussion of the rough concept
• From unemployment to self-employment / Subsidy days
• Individual consultations

In the area of self-employment, presentations lasting several hours are offered, as well as one-day workshops, seminars lasting several days or individual coaching sessions.

If you want to become successfully self-employed and remain so in the long term, you should not focus exclusively on founding a company and the start-up phase of this project, but also plan your self-employment in detail beyond this. For this reason, courses are also offered that deal in detail with business planning, the necessary insurance and brand protection, customer acquisition, statutes and contracts and self-management. Here at Ausbildung-Weiterbildung.ch you will find a wide range of training courses for a wide variety of needs for your future work as a self-employed entrepreneur.

In most cases, a concrete project for the prospective self-employment is not mandatory in order to participate in a company start-up seminar. However, it is very beneficial if participants already have a rough idea of how they envisage their future self-employment, in which area and which sector it is to be implemented. On the other hand, a concrete business plan is not necessary for a first seminar, as this will be worked on individually depending on the event chosen.

The aim of a seminar for prospective self-employed people is to provide them with a basis for making a well-founded decision for or against self-employment. Participants learn how to minimize the risk of setting up a company and avoid business failures as far as possible. They are supported in setting up their own company and gain a basis and extensive skills to successfully tackle the start-up phase of this venture.