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With training and guidance, entrepreneurship can help turn ideas into businesses and open up new opportunities for income and independence
More and more Brazilians are considering starting their own business. Whether driven by the pursuit of financial independence, the desire to fulfill a dream, or the need to create new sources of income, entrepreneurship has become a real alternative for thousands of people. But before taking this important step, a fundamental question arises: are you ready to become an entrepreneur?
First and foremost, understand that entrepreneurship goes far beyond having a good idea. Starting a business requires planning, organization, market knowledge, and the development of key skills, such as financial management, sales, and customer relations, for example. That’s why investing in an entrepreneurship course can be the first step toward turning an idea into a solid, sustainable business.
According to data from the Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service (Sebrae), between January and November 2025, Brazil saw the opening of 4.6 million small businesses. Of this total, 77% are Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI). This growth shows how entrepreneurship is gaining momentum in the country, driven mainly by the pursuit of financial independence and new job opportunities.
However, experts are unanimous on one point: those who prepare themselves are much more likely to succeed.
Many people start a business intuitively, learning only through practice. While experience is essential, a lack of preparation can lead to significant challenges, such as difficulty organizing finances, attracting customers, or planning for business growth.
Thus, taking an entrepreneurship course allows you to develop essential knowledge even before starting the business. During the training, participants learn to structure and validate a business idea, better understand the audience and the market, and organize financial management, for example.
In addition, they develop sales strategies, improve communication with customers, and strengthen leadership skills and emotional intelligence
Thus, with this knowledge, the entrepreneur begins their journey with greater confidence, planning, and a vision for the future.
With the aim of supporting new entrepreneurs, the Ramacrisna Institute offers a comprehensive Entrepreneurial Training course as part of the Building the Future IV project, carried out in partnership with Petrobras.
The initiative’s goal is to promote social inclusion, encourage community leadership, and strengthen community autonomy by offering entrepreneurial training to socially vulnerable youth and adults.
With 74 hours of training, the program uses the Sebrae methodology and offers a practical learning experience that addresses various aspects of business creation and management.
Among the training topics are:
At the end of the course, participants present their projects at the Pitch Panel – Business Presentation, where they will have the opportunity to showcase their ideas and business plans.
And there’s more: 10 entrepreneurs will be selected to receive business modeling consulting and a financial grant of R$15,000 to invest in their business.
Each class has 30 spots, offering an important opportunity for those who want to learn how to be an entrepreneur and develop their own business.
Learning to be an entrepreneur doesn’t just mean starting a business. It also means learning to develop independence, create opportunities, and contribute to the development of one’s own community.
With proper guidance, knowledge, and support, ideas that seem small can turn into projects capable of generating income, growth, and new prospects for the future. That’s why taking an entrepreneurship course may be exactly what you need to take that first step with greater confidence and preparation.
If you have a business idea, a desire to grow, and want to learn how to be an entrepreneur with support and guidance, don’t miss this opportunity.
Participate in the entrepreneurship course at the Ramacrisna Institute. Access the website and find out how to register.
