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Q: What does LCC stand for?
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LCC is the London College of Communication, which is part of the University of the Arts London. The other colleges in the university are: Chelsea College of Art & Design, Camberwell College of Arts, Central St. Martins College of Art & Design and London College of Fashion.
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Q: What does The Enterprise Centre do?
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The Enterprise Centre at LCC has free services and facilities available to anyone who has set up a creative-led business in the last 3 years or is thinking of setting one up and needs targeted business support.
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Q: Do I need to pay for advice sessions at The Enterprise Centre?
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Advice sessions are free to all current University of Arts London students, and for up to 3 years after graduating.
Creative practitioners living and/or working in London are eligible for 3 free advice sessions. After the third session, advice sessions are charged at £25 per session. This is payable on or before the day via credit card or cheque (made payable to the University of the Arts London). Please see the Advice page for more information.
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Q: Can anyone use The Enterprise Centre?
A: Anyone living and/or working in the London area can use the Enterprise Centre.
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Q: When should I become self-employed?
A: You need to register as self-employed with the Inland Revenue as soon as you start working for yourself. Call the Helpline for the Newly Self-Employed on 08459 15 45 15 for more information.
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Q: How do I get funding to start my business?
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It depends on your individual circumstances. There are many different sources of funding: private, national, bank loans etc. Look at the resources section of the site for more information. We would recommend that you book an appointment to see us to discuss the most appropriate sources of funding for your business.
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Q: Can The Enterprise Centre get me freelance work or employment?
A: Not directly. But we can offer ideas about the types of people and organisations you might want to approach.
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Q: Why aren't I making any money?
A: There might be many reasons why you aren’t making any money. Maybe you aren’t considering your target market properly, maybe you are pricing yourself incorrectly or maybe you need some press exposure. We would recommend that you book an appointment to see us to discuss your individual circumstances.
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Q: Does The Enterprise Centre offer financial assistance?
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We offer guidance and referrals to organisations that can help support your business. Unfortunately, we do not have any direct funds.
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