Learning path for new advisors
Nine modules that take you through the scope of SPOT advice. Each module has a goal, topics from the SPOT Handbook, limits of advice, reading from official sources (in Slovenian) and a short knowledge check. A module is passed with at least 80 % correct answers. Progress is saved in your browser.
- 1 The SPOT point and the SPOT portal You understand what a client can do alone on the SPOT portal and what at a SPOT point, how login works (SI-PASS, digital certificate) and who may submit applications on behalf of a company.
- 2 Company registration You can explain the differences between an s.p. and a d.o.o., carry out registration via SPOT and point out regulated activities and permits.
- 3 Starting a business and obligations to the state You can explain the obligations after registration (FURS, social insurance, bookkeeping, keeping records) and the closing procedure.
- 4 Taxes and contributions You understand the difference between an s.p. with standardised expenses and a regular s.p., the basic tax deadlines, VAT and contributions, and you know when to refer the client to an accountant or tax advisor.
- 5 Financing and state incentives You know the main incentives for start-ups (start-up subsidies, vouchers), where to find current calls, and where your help with applications ends.
- 6 Employment and human resources You can explain the forms of work, an employer's obligations when hiring, the basics of employing foreigners and ZRSZ incentives.
- 7 Business idea, marketing and management You can help with a basic check of a business idea and the structure of a business plan, and you know when to connect the entrepreneur with a mentor or a specialised provider.
- 8 Company law, social responsibility and internationalisation You know the basics of social entrepreneurship, registers and changes to company data, and where to refer an entrepreneur entering foreign markets.
- 9 Business mentoring You understand the mentor's role (guides and builds skills, does not work in the entrepreneur's place) and the line between mentoring and market services.