Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
SimuLearn’s Nigerian business practicum
A business simulation for courses and training programmes, where learners manage a business through decisions, financial statements, shocks, and a final pitch.
- For
- Lecturers and learners in Nigerian entrepreneurship programmes
- Worth noticing
- Each market has distinct mechanics and a dated brief that labels figures as sourced, reported, or assumed.
Field notes
The course is divided into periods, with a numbers check after each one; the site says income statements, balance sheets, and cash-flow statements are generated from decisions. Later exercises introduce shocks and tax obligations, then ask learners to value the business and defend claims against its record. Market briefs label figures as sourced, reported, or assumed, and the homepage presents a sample twelve-period Advanced result.
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