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Chakwal IT House& Computer Training Center
Business course

Entrepreneurship & Freelancing Course in Chakwal

Pick a skill, build a portfolio and a profile, price the work, find clients and get paid. Taught as a process, not as a promise about earning in dollars.

Duration
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Level
Beginner to working professional
Timings
Flexible — ask us
Fee
Contact us — 0309 0571403
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About this course

The half of freelancing that is not the skill

Most people who fail at freelancing do not fail at the skill. They fail at the profile nobody clicks, the proposal that reads like everyone else’s, the price they were too nervous to name, and the client who did not pay. This course is about that half of the job.

The adult track has you choose one marketable skill, then builds the business around it — personal brand, marketplace profile, a portfolio of real sample work, pricing, proposals, invoicing, payment safety, and a launch project you present at the end. Two children’s tracks teach the same ideas — customers, cost and price, explaining your idea — through a classroom shop.

Pick the skill you will sell

Module 5 asks you to choose one. Several are full courses here, and students often take one alongside this so the portfolio work is real.

What it gets you

A marketplace profile and service listing written to be chosen, not just read
A portfolio of sample projects with case studies behind them
Pricing you can defend — hourly, per project and value-based, in packages
Proposals, negotiation, revisions, and handling a client who has gone difficult
Invoicing, payment methods, and how to spot a scam before it costs you a month
AI used as a productivity tool, without letting it stand in for the skill you are selling
Curriculum

Three tracks, one process

Not sure which track suits you? Call 0309 0571403 and we will tell you.

Business explained through a classroom shop: an idea, a name, a logo, a price, a poster, and a real selling activity at the end.

10 modules
01 Introduction to entrepreneurship
  • What is a business?
  • What is an entrepreneur?
  • Understanding products and services
  • Simple examples of businesses around us
  • 'Think like an entrepreneur' activities
  • Identifying simple problems and solutions
02 Creativity and idea generation
  • Creative thinking games
  • How to generate new ideas
  • Turning hobbies into simple business ideas
  • Drawing and describing a product
  • Creating a simple product concept
  • 'What would you create?' activities
03 Understanding customers
  • Who is a customer?
  • What do people need and want?
  • Understanding likes and dislikes
  • Creating products for different people
  • Simple customer role-play activities
04 Money and basic financial literacy
  • What is money?
  • Needs versus wants
  • Saving and spending
  • Understanding price
  • Buying and selling through classroom games
  • The simple idea of profit
  • Creating a mini shop
05 Branding and personal identity
  • What is a brand?
  • Creating a business name
  • Designing a simple logo
  • Choosing colours and symbols
  • Creating a simple business card
  • Presenting their brand
06 Communication and selling skills
  • Speaking confidently
  • Introducing yourself and your idea
  • How to explain a product
  • Asking and answering questions
  • Basic negotiation through games
  • Role play - seller and customer
  • Giving a mini sales pitch
07 Introduction to freelancing
  • What is freelancing?
  • A freelancer versus a traditional job
  • Skills people can sell online
  • Examples of digital services
  • Introduction to graphic design, writing, video and other creative services
  • Understanding online work, at a child's level
08 Digital skills for young entrepreneurs
  • Basic computer skills
  • Creating simple designs
  • Making a digital poster
  • Creating a simple presentation
  • Typing and basic document creation
  • Using technology to present business ideas
09 Teamwork and problem solving
  • Working in teams
  • Dividing responsibilities
  • Solving simple business problems
  • Decision-making games
  • Leadership activities
  • Learning from mistakes
10 Young entrepreneur project

Project options include a handmade product, digital artwork, greeting cards, a storybook, a simple game, a classroom snack shop or a toy and craft business.

  • Choose an idea
  • Give it a name
  • Create a logo
  • Decide the product or service
  • Set a simple price
  • Create a poster
  • Present the idea
  • Run a mini classroom selling activity

Twelve modules from finding an idea to a first freelance profile, a beginner portfolio and a business pitch to the class.

12 modules
01 Introduction to entrepreneurship
  • What is entrepreneurship?
  • What is a business?
  • Entrepreneur versus employee
  • Famous young entrepreneurs
  • The entrepreneurial mindset
  • Creativity and curiosity
  • Identifying problems and finding solutions
  • Understanding needs and wants
02 Idea generation and problem solving
  • How to find business ideas
  • Brainstorming techniques
  • Turning hobbies into ideas
  • Identifying problems around us
  • Creating solutions for everyday problems
  • Introduction to design thinking
  • Selecting and improving a business idea
  • A business idea challenge
03 Understanding customers
  • Who is a customer?
  • Understanding target audiences
  • Customer needs and expectations
  • Basic market research
  • Asking questions and collecting feedback
  • Competitor awareness
  • Creating a simple customer profile
04 Building a simple business
  • Product versus service
  • How businesses make money
  • Basic business models
  • Creating a simple business plan
  • Naming a business
  • Creating a brand identity
  • Logo and slogan concepts
  • Basic budgeting
  • Cost, price and profit
05 Personal branding and digital presence
  • What is personal branding?
  • Building a positive online identity
  • Introduction to social media for business
  • Creating simple promotional content
  • Writing captions and descriptions
  • Basic visual branding
  • Online safety and responsible social media use
  • Understanding digital reputation
06 Introduction to freelancing
  • What is freelancing?
  • A freelancer versus a traditional employee
  • How freelancing platforms work
  • Types of freelance services
  • Skills that can be offered online
  • Understanding clients and projects
  • How freelancers get work
  • Basic freelancing terminology
07 Digital skills for young freelancers
  • Canva and design basics
  • Presentation design
  • Basic video editing
  • Social media content creation
  • Basic writing and proofreading
  • Data organisation
  • Basic AI-assisted productivity
  • Simple website and content concepts
08 Creating a freelance profile
  • What is a freelance profile?
  • Writing a simple introduction
  • Identifying personal skills
  • Creating a beginner portfolio
  • Creating sample projects
  • Writing a simple service description
  • Understanding ratings and reviews
  • Professional online behaviour
09 Communication and client skills
  • Professional communication
  • How to introduce yourself
  • Understanding client requirements
  • Asking the right questions
  • Writing simple professional messages
  • Meeting deadlines
  • Handling feedback
  • Problem-solving with clients
  • Teamwork and collaboration
10 Pricing and money basics
  • Understanding money and value
  • Cost versus price versus profit
  • How to set a simple price
  • Saving and budgeting
  • Earning versus spending
  • Introduction to digital payments
  • Avoiding scams and suspicious offers
  • Responsible use of money
11 Marketing and selling
  • What is marketing?
  • How businesses attract customers
  • Introduction to social media marketing
  • Creating a simple advertisement
  • Storytelling for business
  • Writing a sales message
  • Word-of-mouth marketing
  • Introduction to customer service
12 Entrepreneurship project
  • Create a small brand
  • Design a product
  • Create a simple business plan
  • Create a logo and slogan
  • Prepare a basic marketing post
  • Create a simple freelance portfolio
  • Present the business idea to the class

The working track. Fifteen modules that pick a marketable skill, build the profile and portfolio around it, and take you through pricing, proposals, getting paid and launching.

15 modules
01 Entrepreneurial mindset
  • What is entrepreneurship?
  • Entrepreneur, employee and freelancer compared
  • Entrepreneurial mindset and attitude
  • Creativity, innovation and problem-solving
  • Identifying strengths, interests and skills
  • Goal setting and personal development
  • Risk-taking and learning from failure
  • Discipline, consistency and self-motivation
02 Finding business opportunities
  • Understanding problems and finding solutions
  • Identifying market needs
  • How to find profitable ideas
  • Local versus online business opportunities
  • Identifying target customers
  • Competitor research
  • Validating a business idea
  • Turning an idea into a business concept
03 Business fundamentals
  • How a business works
  • Products versus services
  • Understanding customers
  • Value proposition
  • Basic business models
  • Pricing products and services
  • Revenue, expenses and profit
  • Basic budgeting and financial management
04 Introduction to freelancing
  • What is freelancing?
  • Freelancing versus traditional employment
  • Popular freelance skills
  • How the freelance industry works
  • Choosing the right skill
  • Building a freelance career roadmap
  • Understanding clients and projects
  • Freelancing ethics and professionalism
05 Developing a marketable skill

Students pick at least one skill and build a real sample service or product with it. Several of these are full courses in their own right here, and students often take one alongside this.

  • Graphic design
  • Video editing
  • Digital marketing
  • Web development
  • Content writing
  • Social media management
  • SEO
  • WordPress
  • Virtual assistance
  • AI-assisted digital services
06 Personal branding
  • What is personal branding?
  • Creating a professional identity
  • Choosing a niche
  • Creating a professional profile
  • Writing a professional bio
  • Building an online presence
  • Social media for personal branding
  • Creating a portfolio
07 Freelance platforms and the online marketplace
  • Introduction to freelance marketplaces
  • Understanding how platforms work
  • Creating a professional freelancer profile
  • Choosing services to offer
  • Writing effective service descriptions
  • Understanding proposals and job posts
  • Client reviews and ratings
  • Platform rules, safety and professionalism
08 Portfolio development

Project: build a beginner-level professional portfolio.

  • Why a portfolio matters
  • Creating sample projects
  • Building project case studies
  • Before and after presentation
  • Organising portfolio projects
  • Creating an online portfolio
  • Presenting skills professionally
09 Finding and communicating with clients
  • Understanding client requirements
  • Asking the right questions
  • Writing professional messages
  • Writing proposals
  • Client negotiation basics
  • Handling revisions
  • Meeting deadlines
  • Managing difficult clients
  • Building long-term client relationships
10 Pricing and getting paid
  • How to price freelance services
  • Hourly versus project-based pricing
  • Understanding value-based pricing
  • Creating service packages
  • Negotiating prices professionally
  • Invoicing basics
  • Payment methods and payment safety
  • Avoiding scams and fraudulent clients
11 Digital marketing for entrepreneurs
  • Introduction to digital marketing
  • Social media marketing
  • Content marketing
  • Basic SEO
  • Email marketing
  • Building an audience
  • Creating promotional content
  • Introduction to paid advertising
  • Measuring basic marketing results
12 Social media and content creation
  • Choosing the right platform
  • Content ideas and content planning
  • Writing captions and hooks
  • Creating short-form content
  • Basic video and reel strategy
  • Building a consistent online presence
  • Understanding engagement
  • Personal brand versus business brand
13 AI for entrepreneurship and freelancing
  • Introduction to AI tools
  • Using AI for brainstorming
  • AI-assisted content creation
  • AI for research and productivity
  • AI for marketing
  • AI-assisted design and video
  • Creating efficient workflows
  • Responsible and ethical use of AI
  • Using AI as a productivity tool rather than a replacement for skill
14 Productivity and client management
  • Time management
  • Task management
  • Creating daily and weekly work plans
  • Setting priorities
  • Meeting deadlines
  • Organising files and projects
  • Communication and collaboration tools
  • Maintaining professional work habits
15 Business launch project
  • Choose a business idea or freelance service
  • Identify target customers
  • Research competitors
  • Create a value proposition
  • Set pricing
  • Create branding
  • Develop portfolio and sample work
  • Create a social media presence
  • Prepare a marketing plan
  • Prepare a client proposal
  • Present the business

Ask about the next freelancing batch

We will tell you the fee, the timings and when the next batch starts — and which skill course is worth pairing with it.