BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR GHANA
Learn. Understand. Apply. Grow.
Practical lessons for business owners, from your first sales record to better decisions about cash and growth.
Choose a daily theme below. These are learning categories, with lessons available whenever you need them.
monday
tuesday
wednesday
thursday
friday
saturday
sunday
monday · Taxation and Compliance
Tax preparation is easier when your records tell one consistent story. Start with the evidence of what your business sold, bought, paid and received.
Read the lesson →tuesday · Accounting and Bookkeeping
You do not need to be an accountant to begin keeping useful records. Start by writing down transactions consistently and keeping the evidence.
Read the lesson →wednesday · Business Planning and Growth
A business plan should help you make a decision. Begin with your customer, the problem you solve and the resources needed to deliver reliably.
Read the lesson →thursday · Cash Flow and Financial Management
Profit and cash answer different questions. A business can make sales and still struggle to pay a supplier when customer money has not arrived.
Read the lesson →friday · Saving, Investment and Wealth Creation
A reserve gives your business a buffer for uneven income and unexpected costs. Begin with a purpose and an amount your cash flow can support.
Read the lesson →saturday · Branding and Business Technology
A useful online presence helps a visitor understand your offer and take a clear next step. Start with accurate information and a simple enquiry route.
Read the lesson →sunday · Business Financial Health Checks
Set aside time each month to look beyond total sales. Review cash, customer balances, stock and obligations together.
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BUSINESS & WEALTH EDUCATION SERIES
New lesson batches are added each Monday at 07:00 Ghana time through 16 November 2026. Previous lessons remain available.
WEEK 1 · DAY 1 · monday
Tax is money required by law to support public services and government activities.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 2 · tuesday
Bookkeeping means recording every business sale, expense, and payment.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 3 · wednesday
A business plan explains what you sell, who buys it, and how you will operate.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 4 · thursday
Profit is income minus costs, while cash is the money currently available.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 5 · friday
Saving means putting aside some income rather than spending it all.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 6 · saturday
Branding is how people recognize and remember your business.
Read lesson →WEEK 1 · DAY 7 · sunday
A weekly money check compares sales, spending, and money left.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 8 · monday
Business registration formally records a business with the relevant authority.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 9 · tuesday
Revenue is the money earned from selling goods or services before deducting costs.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 10 · wednesday
Your target customer is the person most likely to need and buy your offer.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 11 · thursday
A budget is a plan for how expected money will be earned and spent.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 12 · friday
An emergency fund is money reserved for unexpected essential costs.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 13 · saturday
Stocktaking is physically counting goods and comparing them with records.
Read lesson →WEEK 2 · DAY 14 · sunday
A scorecard is a short summary of important business numbers.
Read lesson →Next batch: 2026-11-02 at 07:00 GMT.
