Triciabiz launches an online business school for African entrepreneurs

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Coach and Trainer in Business, TriciaBiz has launched an online business school, Business Lab Africa, with the goal of helping African entrepreneurs succeed in business.

The school, which offers a new approach to learning, is subscription-based and aims to provide quality content at an affordable price for MSMEs.

According to his management, BLA is not only easily accessible via mobile or the Web, but also offers practical, qualitative and locally relevant knowledge. BLA courses are taught by experts from around the world covering a wide range of subject areas such as marketing, sales, global expansion, business structure and processes, business models, and more.

Tricia Ikponmwonba, the school's principal trainer, said on the platform's operation that BLA's teachers were trainers with deep knowledge of the business world. clbades / workshops in clbad. She revealed that the school has trained more than 20,000 people in Nigeria, Ghana, Rwanda, the United States, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.

"At BLA, we are ready to achieve our simple goal. help entrepreneurs succeed in business. To do this, we have adapted a mixed learning model in which we use several methods that simplify the whole process.

"One of our methods is instructor-based learning, obtained through recorded videos addressing specific subtopics of the month, live lectures with experts to answer burning questions, and" worksheets ". / indicative models, "she said.

The school also uses peer learning in its online community where other learners can exchange ideas that have worked for them and build on the belief that the students will learn from each other. Teaching involves learning twice and especially using case studies.

Ikponmwonba said the BLA boasted of differentiating factors compared to other learning platforms, including the use of content specifically designed for the African market, the use of recorded video and of Live lessons to access the experts and continue learning through questions and answers.

"We also have a support system of community coaches who are on the ground answering all the learners' questions and who can be communicated in the comments section of each lesson," he said.

By 2022, the BLA hopes to have provided 100,000 entrepreneurs with the tools they need to succeed.

Among the entrepreneurs attending the launch are: FunkeBucknor, CEO of Zapphaire Events; Jimi Tewe, CEO of Jimi Tewe and GbubemiFregene, Chief of Chef Fregz.