Starting a business when unemployed
Introduction
An alternative option for unemployed people seeking work is to start a business. This avenue has been taken successfully by many people who are unemployed and offers an opportunity to re-enter the workplace.
Following up on any business ideas you may have or an interest or hobby you enjoy can all provide a possible platform for getting back to employment.
This guide outlines the main advantages of starting a business when unemployed. It includes guidance on how to get from unemployed to self-employed.
It also looks at how to develop your business idea and identifies the support available for unemployed start-ups.
Free business start-up support
Access free start-up business support from your local council. If you have a great idea but you're not sure how to turn it into a business, or you have already started out in business and require mentorship on your next steps, Go Succeed Start experts will help you to create a business plan, seek funding and put all the foundations in place to get your business up and running.
Complete a short enquiry form or call 0800 027 0639 to register for this free advice and guidance.