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Future Business Leaders

Learn to make and explain business decisions.

Program at a glance
Flexible durationTailored to learning objectives
Adaptable scheduleWeekly hours agreed for each group
Practical learningGuided sessions and applied tasks
Applied learningSOSME OS · YARA

Who it is for

Students considering business, management or entrepreneurship who want practical exposure to how organizations create value and execute ideas.

Learning objectives

  • Understand customers, markets, competition, value propositions and business models.
  • Connect strategy, objectives and priorities to execution and performance.
  • Develop project planning, teamwork, professional communication and presentation skills.
  • Use data, KPIs and AI to analyze problems and support business decisions.

Program structure

Months 1–3 · Learn

Business fundamentals, customers, value propositions, business models, economics and finance.

Months 4–6 · Practice

Strategy, entrepreneurship, operations, projects, communication, teamwork and performance.

Months 7–9 · Work

Business analysis, market research, KPIs, digital business and supervised project exposure.

Months 10–12 · Build

Innovation, business planning, execution, leadership, presentation and the capstone.

Training method

Learn → Practice → Work → Build. Guided instruction introduces the fundamentals; practical assignments build confidence; supervised project activities connect learning to real work; a final capstone demonstrates what the participant can do. Tasks are adapted to the learner’s stage, with feedback and a monthly progress review.

Applied learning with SOSME

Research a market, analyze a competitor, define a customer problem and map a process. Build a project plan and KPI dashboard, review SOSME workflows and explore YARA research, planning and decision-support activities.

Final project & portfolio

Develop a business concept, strategy or improvement proposal. Present the customer need, market context, value proposition, economics, execution plan, KPIs and risks, with a clear recommendation.

Assessment & progress

Progress is assessed through commitment and attendance, learning development, assignment quality, contributions to supervised work, monthly reviews and the final capstone. Each monthly review asks what was learned, produced or contributed, what problem was addressed and what comes next.

Completion & certification pathway

Successful participants receive a Reflexion Future Talent Program Certificate of Completion for their track, supported by a practical portfolio and capstone. External credentials are awarded by their respective providers and depend on eligibility, fees, availability and successful assessment. Reflexion provides preparation and support; it does not issue or guarantee third-party credentials.

Suggested preparation: PMI Project Management Ready™ for eligible participants; CAPM® may be considered later when the provider’s requirements are met.

Discuss your learning pathway

Contact Academy for placement or track guidance, current schedules and enrollment details.

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