NSSCO Entrepreneurship (6146) case studies
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The NSSCO Entrepreneurship (6146) qualification is the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary Level subject in Entrepreneurship, typically taken by Grade 11–12 learners as part of the NSSCO programme and examined by the national examinations authority. It suits candidates who want to understand how a business works from the inside - how opportunities are spotted, tested, planned, financed and run - rather than only memorising definitions. The NSSCO Entrepreneurship (6146) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,994 words.
1Selma's Kitchen: Profit on Paper, No Cash in the Bank
Selma runs a small catering and bakery business from a rented kitchen in Katutura, Windhoek. Last month she sold N 52 000 worth of cakes, vetkoek and lunch plates, and her records show a net profit of N 7 200 after paying N 33 800 for ingredients, N 11 000 for rent, electricity, transport and casual help, and N 4 000 she took out for her family.
1,048 words, about 5 min2TechFix Oshakati: Matching a Price War
TechFix is a two-person phone repair and accessories kiosk at a taxi rank in Oshakati, close to three secondary schools. It repairs about 110 screens a month at N 250 each; parts cost N 140 and a repair takes about 40 minutes, done while the customer waits.
959 words, about 5 min3Kavango Uniforms: Capacity, One Key Worker and a Late Fabric Delivery
Kavango Uniforms is a small workshop in Rundu that sews school uniforms. It employs four machinists.
982 words, about 5 min4Tuyakula Foods: Compliance, a Supermarket Contract and an Off-the-Books Offer
Tuyakula Foods makes tomato sauce and mahangu flour in a rented room in Rundu. The owner, Maria, started as a sole trader two years ago and now employs three people.
1,019 words, about 5 min5FreshPrint: A Survey That Proves Too Much
A Grade 11 learner company, FreshPrint, wants to print notes, past papers and photographs for learners at a school of 1 100 learners. The team surveyed 40 learners, all from their own class, and 32 returned the questionnaire.
986 words, about 5 min