Former SBDC Regional Director, Jill Thomas-Jorgenson has diligently worked with the NxLeveL Education Foundation (NEF) and Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC) to take the time-proven NxLeveL to a new generation of entrepreneurial training.

NxLeveL Online eliminates the constraints of being time or place dependent.

NxLeveL, developed in 1996 is in 47 states, over 600 communities, and 7 countries.  NxLeveL Online will help us expand this program to global markets.  Now Entrepreneurs will be able to develop a business plan when they need it.

The NxLeveL Training Network (NTN) is a group of dedicated educators helping people realize the dream of starting, owning, and operating successful small businesses.  NxLeveL Online represents their commitment towards helping entrepreneurs throughout the world.  This on-line program combines state-of-the-art learning technology with the very best in entrepreneurial education.  Small business development is vital to every economy.  Helping entrepreneurs understand the elements of a successful business crosses the borders of every country.

NxLeveL provides:

      Business skills training which includes the development of a business plan by participants during the course

      Hands-on practical guidance in bookkeeping, marketing, financial projections and negotiating with lenders

NxLeveL Bonus: 

      The Entrepreneurial Book and Workbook are embedded within the online course classroom - No Text to Buy!

      Video features of the instructor and guest speakers!

      Students can interact with SBDC Counselors

NXLEVEL ONLINE – meeting the needs of the country’s entrepreneurs to develop a plan for the future and for success!

Register now at www.lcsc.edu/nxlevel and invest in your business dream!

For more information contact the Idaho SBDC at (208)792-2465 or nxlevelonline@lcsc.edu

The Idaho SBDC is partially funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration and is a partnership with Idaho's institutes of higher education and the private sector.  SBA's funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services.  All SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis.