Three levels of entrepreneurial training will be offered: basic, intermediate, and advanced. The training will be based on standardized, quality-assured packages, customized to the baseline needs and abilities of the target beneficiary population in different locations. All participants will be expected to successfully participate in and complete basic training, which would take one week in total. Thirty percent of those who complete basic training are expected to successfully participate in and complete intermediate training, which would take an additional two weeks in total. Advanced training, which all recipients of business start-up capital grants are expected to successfully participate in and complete, will take another three weeks in total. All advanced training participants will receive mentoring and coaching support. This support encompasses guidance to prepare business plans, meet business registration and licensing requirements, and connect with input and output markets.

The training is moderated by the Ghana Enterprise Agency. The training will be held in different sectors. The Western Sector is made up of the Western, Western North, Bono, Bono East, and Ahana Regions. The focus of the training program is for participants to understand key business functions and components, refine their business ideas and develop a business model using the Lean Model Canvas. Participants will also lean how to research and test the viability of their Business Models by assessing market demand and predicting income and expenditure over a period.