Service
Self-employment support for people with disabilities - LEO Roscommon
A dedicated LEO Roscommon webpage of self-employment learning resources, including a self-paced eLearning course, for people with disabilities starting or already running a business.
Key details
- Provider
- Local Enterprise Office Roscommon
- Who it is for
- Thinking about starting, Startups, Established, Sole traders, 1–9 people
- Where available
- Roscommon
- Format
- Online, Self-serve
- Cost
- Free
- How to access it
- Access the eLearning course directly online via the link on LEO Roscommon's webpage
What this service helps with
People with disabilities need accessible, self-paced learning resources to help them start or run their own business.
About this support
LEO Roscommon publishes a dedicated webpage for people with disabilities intending to set up a business or already self-employed, offering a suite of learning resources designed by Technological University Dublin, plus links to additional sources of assistance. The eLearning online course is suitable for anyone with a business idea who wants to learn about the process of starting a business, with sessions designed to allow continuous development of a business plan; it can be taken at any time, from any location, and paused and resumed at the user's own pace. The page also links to downloadable extra eLearning resources, information on other supports and services, and a link to find the user's own Local Enterprise Office for further assistance.
Where it is available
Available in Roscommon.
County Roscommon
Eligibility
For people with disabilities intending to set up a business or already in self-employment.
Eligibility is recorded from the provider’s own published information. Confirm the current conditions with the provider before applying.
Sectors
All sectors