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Fanshawe's Entrepreneurship Co-op Programs allow you to work on your business or freelance career while earning your co-op credit.

Business Coaching at LEAP Junction is here to guide Fanshawe students and alumni entrepreneurs with expert guidance from our Business Advisors.

Browse LEAP Junction's success stories. Learn about the businesses we've supported and how our entrepreneurs transform their ideas into success.

We highly recommend you follow one of the progression plans below to determine when courses will be offered: BAN2 | 2-year completion plan | Fall start BAN2 | 3-year completion plan | Fall start These progression plans lay out a recommended sequence for completing this credential part-time. You do not need to follow this plan. Unless there is a specified pre-requisite, you can take courses in any...

Program DescriptionThis series provides an excellent opportunity for people with no prior experience in sewing to develop basic sewing skills for personal or professional purposes. Students will learn the basic stitching techniques to succeed in Fashion Design, Costume Design or Cosplay or to complete personal interest sewing projects. Hand sewing and machine sewing methods will be explored...

Program DescriptionWriting Grants and Proposals is an online micro-credential that equips learners with the skills to write persuasive and effective grants, proposals and responses to RFPs (Requests for Proposals).

Program Description This fully online, asynchronous program is designed to help students gain a comprehensive understanding of CRM systems and their role in driving business success. Students will learn to develop and implement business strategies that leverage CRM to improve customer retention, loyalty, and lifetime value. They will explore the latest CRM technologies and tools that enable...

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First-year FNMI student events allow you to come to campus, explore and get to know the team here at the Institute for Indigenous Learning.