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Key Elements of 21st Century Social Market Economy

  • 100% online course
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What is this course for?

How can sustainable human development be achieved by combining economic freedom and social justice? Discover the foundations and pillars of the Social Market Economy, identify the role of key stakeholders, and recognize contemporary challenges in the Guatemalan context. This short and visual course will allow you to understand how cooperation, social responsibility, and citizen participation are integrated to generate prosperity for all.

Course sessions

1
Step 1
Fundamentals of Social Market Economy
2
Step 2
Actors, Challenges, and Application in Guatemala
3
Step 3
Cooperativism, Conclusion and Final Evaluation
4
Step 4
Quiz

Frequently asked questions

The course is completely free and there are no fees to pay. The scholarship is provided by USDA and USAID to participate in CBS training programs. To get a scholarship, you just need to request it through the available scholarship program.

To get a scholarship, you just need to request it through the available scholarship program.

Generally, to request a scholarship you fill out an application form provided during enrollment or, if you are already registered on the CBS platform, you can click "Request classroom access" on each course page — just make sure you are signed in to see it. To gain access, you must be registered on the CBS platform.

In most cases there are no restrictions, unless the course targets a specialized topic such as accounting, agriculture, trade, etc.

The course material will be available for download in the Virtual Classroom. In addition, in the Platform Resources section you can access various reading, reference and application resources.

Certificates are only granted to those who have satisfactorily completed all the activities of the modules that make up the course.

Participants must complete the assigned activities, attend the scheduled sessions to resolve questions, engage in community discussions or forums, and follow the established rules of conduct.

The scheduled office hours are calendared spaces where instructors or tutors are available to answer questions, receive projects, provide follow-up, and offer additional information or new courses to scholarship recipients.