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Showing posts with label sari-sari store. Show all posts
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Monday, June 05, 2017

Top 10 Small Business Every Filipino Can Start With Minimal Capital

They said if you want to get rich, start a business you know how to manage. These days there is much small business every Filipino can start with a minimal capital. But make sure you choose a business where you enjoy and take it seriously. Also, don't forget that business management is also important as well as money or capital because, without it, you cannot start a small business.



They said if you want to get rich, start a business you know how to manage. These days there is much small business every Filipino can start with a minimal capital. But make sure you choose a business where you enjoy and take it seriously. Also, don't forget that business management is also important as well as money or capital because, without it, you cannot start a small business.


Here are 10 top business in the Philippines, with just minimal capital to start with;

10. Ukay-ukay

There are many entrepreneurs who success in ukay-ukay business. There are people who already buys a car and house through their Ukay-ukay business. You don't need to start it big. If you have a small capital, invest it with your time and effort, looking for good Ukay-ukay items you can re-sell with your friends. If you are good in Ukay-ukay, you can buy clothes at P20-100.00 and re-sell it for P50-P150 or even higher.

But if you have capital, you can start a real Ukay-ukay business. Make sure you manage well you capital for goods, rent for you commercial space and other things you might need in your business.

According to some Ukay-ukay owners, items from US, Canada, Europe, and Japan are the most saleable because of their brands.



9. Printing Business

Occasions are not complete without tarpaulins such as welcome parties, birthdays, weddings and all other important events in life, even death.

All you need to do is a printing system as the most important investment you can make for your printing business.

Aside from tarpaulin printing, you can add, business card printing, vinyl signs, and other printing needs.

If you have skills in designing in front of the computer, this business is very good for you. Election time is a bonus for your business since it is a time of the season where income is high.

8. Detergent and soap business

Everybody takes a bath which means, everybody needs a soap. On the other hand, the detergent is needed to wash clothes. Soap and detergent are basic needs of a person. This is the reason it is a good business. There is market return, including detergent powder, dishwashing liquids and fabric conditioner you can buy online or from a direct supplier that you can re-sell in your area. Social Media is a big help too to market your product. You can also learn soap making on the internet and add it to your business.
7. Street Food Business

A capital and a food cart and good location. This is all you need to start a street food business. You can start selling kwek-kwek, isaw, fish ball. Just make sure your food is clean and katakam-takam.
6. Photography.

Everybody loves the photo. If you own a digital camera, or you have a passion for taking pictures, take this to another level and make it a business. You can start offering this service with your friends, families, and relatives. Just ask a minimal or enough payment while you are starting and establishing your name. 

Eventually, if your photos and service are good, you will get referrals and your market will expand. From a simple photo shoot, you can now try your best on weddings, baptism and other milestone events in life.
5. Food cart business

Aside from street food, you can also try Food cart business through the franchise. It has been tried and tested that is why risk is not much. So can choose a wide variety of food cart business, such as selling waffle, siomai, hot dogs, noodle and many others.
4. Online Selling

Very common nowadays. You can use your Facebook or Instagram account to sell a wide variety of goods, from cell phones, clothes, accessories, shoes etc. In this kind of business, you can do it anytime, anywhere with the use of smartphone or computer. All you need is the right product to market.

Even paying online is not a problem because Paypal does exist.

3. Rice Store Business

Considered to be one of the basic needs of a person. There is no question about the marketability of your rice business. You, yourself eats rice, your family does, and your neighbor does. It means finding a costume is not a problem. All you need to get is a good business location.
2. Baking

If you love baking, why not make money out of it? Cakes complete every happy celebration like birthdays, monthsarry's and anniversaries, Mother's and Father's Day, baptism and many other Filipino occasions. You can bake cake and cupcakes for every occasion or bread, pastries and other sweets for everyday life. Just make sure your product is "so masarap" so that you will be having a regular customer.

1. Sari-sari store.
A business that never gets old. From small tianggi, your can make it to a sari-sari store if you are good at managing it. It is easy to put up and maintain. You can add other business too such as e-load business or a rice store. If you are industrious enough and having good backyard space, you can plant vegetable and sell it in your store for additional profit.

There are a lot of things we can do for living from a small capital. If we have that will do to, we can. Remember, big things often have small beginnings.

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Friday, March 17, 2017

TESDA, Coca-Cola to give 40,000 scholarship for women in micro-business




Sa mga interesado sa STAR COCA COLA and TESDA Program, bisitahan lamang ang link sa ibaba;
www.e-tesda.gov.ph/course/index.php?categoryid=40

Here's another scholarship from Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA). But this time, for 40,000 women who own sari-sari stores and carinderias.

The scholarship will be given in partnership with Coca-Cola Philippines under Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR) program.


According to TESDA, the objective of the program is to the uplift livelihood of women through micro-retail business.

  • business and life skills training
  • access to finance and financial services
  • access to merchandising support and business assets




Who is the target of scholarship?

  • Distressed women
  • Returning overseas Filipino workers (OFWs)
  • Wives of soldiers and policemen
The star program recognizes the significant role of women and the Cola-Cola company made a commitment to empowering 5 million women by 2020.

Filipino women, especially full-time homemakers with small children, often choose to put up sari-sari stores and carinderias to augment their household income as these small businesses are often home-based and can be managed on top of doing the chores and tending the kids.





If you are interested in the program, contact your provincial or regional TESDA Office. 

From: Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)
Ref: Public Information Unit (PIU)
Tel. No. 8323781
TESDA, COKE TO GIVE 40,000 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN IN MICRO BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and Coca-Cola Philippines are set to give some 40,000 scholarships to women this year who own sari-sari stores and carinderias nationwide as part of the Micro Business Enterprise program.
TESDA Director General, Secretary Guiling “Gene” Mamondiong said that the program dubbed Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR) aims to uplift the women's livelihood via micro-retail business.
"The program is able to provide access to business skills and life training scholarships; access to business capital and assets; and access to peer mentoring support," according to the STAR Program Partnership of TESDA and Coca-Cola Philippines.
Of the 40,000 scholarships, the STAR program is eyeing the wives of policemen and soldiers to be part of the project. Also included were distressed women and returning OFW.
Last year, more than 83,000 women micro-retailers availed of the STAR Program in 46 cities and provinces. By 2020, TESDA and Coca-Cola hope to assist more than 200,000 women in the business program.
Also, more or less 5,000 sari-sari store and carinderia owners in Davao Region participated in the program dubbed “We Make Change Work for Women” as part of the 2017 Women’s Month Celebration held at the USEP Gym Obrero, Davao City yesterday (March 10).
Aside from TESDA and Coca-Cola, other groups who joined the celebration were the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Philippine Commission on Women (PCW), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), National Reintegration Commission on OFWs (NCRO). Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc. (PCE-Go Negosyo), Tagum City Council of Women, Inc. (TCCWI), First Community Cooperative (FICCO) at Philippine Association of Stores and Carinderia Owners (PASCO-Davao City)
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TESDA to give more than 400,000 scholarship this 2017

With President Rodrigo Duterte's goal to provide skills training to all Filipinos, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) has more than 300,000 scholarships to give nationwide this 2017.In Luzon, TESDA eyes 100,000 scholars from National Capital Region (NCR) and Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon) this year.