Our strategy development training has been designed to help companies accelerate their international growth.
The training helps develop a detailed export and international trade strategy and builds the skills and knowledge needed to put that strategy into action.
How your company can benefit
Strategy development training can help your company to:
- Develop an understanding of the export aims of your business
- Identify and evaluate all the available export options
- Develop the chosen options in a sustainable export strategy
- Identify the key steps that will allow the implementation of the export strategy
- Build the skills and knowledge needed to implement the export strategy
- Develop an action plan that will help implement the export strategy
Export strategy development training is made up of a series of workshops and one-to-one meetings held over a period of four to nine months.
The training programme will include opportunities for your company to:
- Develop a vision for company growth that includes exporting
- Identify options for growth and test them through scenario planning and evaluation
- Assess the company’s management team and identify the skills and knowledge that need to be developed
- Complete an action plan that will support the delivery of the agreed export strategy
- Discuss additional support that is available as the action plan is implemented
Is your company eligible?
To be eligible for strategy development training companies must:
- Have a turnover of around £2 million or more and significant potential for growth
- Have a Scottish head office or be strategically controlled from Scotland
- Be planning to export to new markets
- Have a management team with the capacity to develop and implement an export strategy
Contact us to register your interest
What funding is available?
Scottish Enterprise can provide funding of up top 50 percent for eligible companies.
Who delivers the service?
Export strategy development training is managed by Scottish Development International, funding is provided by Scottish Enterprise