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We guarantee a 100% success rate in the progression of projects for your business clients through designated organizations. Our team has prepared over 1000 diverse business projects, covering various topics and countries.
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What Business Incubators Exist?
Over 40 Canadian business incubators approved to provide letters of support.
Every business incubator follows a unique process for accepting projects and evaluating them based on specific criteria. They have the autonomy to select projects across various business domains.
Selecting the ideal business incubator is crucial to secure an invitation and benefit from their expertise, ensuring a successful acquisition of a support letter.
Check out the latest list of Canadian business incubators below:
- Alacrity Canada (Vancouver)
- Agrivalue Processing Business Incubator (Leduc)
- Food Processing Development Centre (Leduc)
- Biomedical Commercialization Canada Inc. (Winnipeg)
- Brilliant Catalyst (Oshawa)
- Creative Destruction Lab (Toronto)
- DMZ Ventures (Toronto)
- Empowered Startups Ltd. (Vancouver)
- Genesis Centre (St. John's)
- Highline BETA Inc. (Toronto)
- Innovation Cluster (Peterborough)
- Innovation Factory (Hamilton)
- Innovate Niagara (St. Catharines)
- Invest Ottawa (Ottawa)
- Knowledge Park (Fredericton)
- L-SPARK (Ottawa)
- LatAm Startups (Toronto)
- Launch Academy (Vancouver)
- LaunchPad PEI Inc. (Charlottetown)
- Millworks Centre for Entrepreneurship (Sault Ste. Marie)
- NEXT Canada (Toronto)
- North Forge East Ltd. (PInawa)
- North Forge Technology Exchange (Winnipeg)
- Pacific Technology Ventures (Vancouver)
- Platform Calgary (Calgary)
- Pycap Venture Partners (Toronto)
- Spark Commercialization and Innovation Centre (Oshawa)
- Spring Activator (Vancouver, Toronto)
- Think8 Global Institute (Montreal)
- Toronto Business Development Centre (Toronto)
- Treefrog (Newmarket)
- University of Toronto Entrepreneurship Hatchery (Toronto)
- VIATEC (Victoria)
- Waterloo Accelerator Centre (Waterloo)
- York Entrepreneurship Development Institute (Toronto)
Once you successfully complete the training program, you will have the opportunity to present your business project to the commission of the business institute.
Entrepreneurs who successfully complete the course and develop a business plan for their project become residents of the business incubator. They also receive a letter of support, which holds significance as part of the Start-Up Visa immigration program.
Services at the First Stage
When selecting a business incubator and preparing for an interview, our services include:
1. Strengthening expertise and team recommendations
2. Assistance with document preparation
3. Market assessment for Canada and the USA
4. Strategic plan development for Canadian market entry
5. Competitor analysis, including in Canada
6. Innovativeness justification, if necessary
7. Application guidance for business incubators
Result: With our assistance, you can increase your chances of being accepted into a business incubator for training.
Services at the Second Stage
When it comes to consulting and preparing you to present your business project to the commission, we offer a wide range of services to ensure your success:
1. Task Completion Guidance: We provide valuable advice on how to effectively complete tasks during your training, helping you meet all the required objectives.
2. Information Retrieval Recommendations: We assist you in finding the right sources to gather additional information needed to complete tasks, ensuring your work is thorough and well-informed.
3. Task Execution Plan Support: Our team provides support in developing a well-structured plan for executing tasks, ensuring you stay organized and on track.
4. Problem-Solving Assistance: If you encounter any challenges or difficulties while performing tasks, we offer assistance in finding effective solutions.
5. Final Defense Preparation: We thoroughly prepare you for the final defense of your business project in front of experts, boosting your confidence and readiness.
6. Project Presentation Enhancement: We provide recommendations to improve the structure and impact of your project presentation, making it more compelling and convincing.
7. Presentation Skills Development: Our guidance extends to helping you refine your presentation skills, ensuring you can deliver your project with confidence and professionalism.
8. Defense Rehearsal: We conduct practice sessions to simulate the defense of your project, allowing you to refine your delivery and handle any unexpected questions.
As a result: With our comprehensive support and expertise, you will be well-equipped to successfully complete your training in a business incubator and make significant progress towards your entrepreneurial goals.
At this stage we assist in preparing a business plan and providing consultations to help you obtain a letter of support.
• We offer guidance on completing the application for a letter of support.
• We strategize on how to interact with customers and partners in Canada.
• We offer recommendations on writing letters from clients, associations, and others.
• We provide detailed information on the funds confirmation form.
• We advise on the design of your project's business model.
• We compile a list of customers, partners, and communication channels.
• We offer insights on Canadian market research.
• We assist in developing a sales strategy.
• We provide guidance on creating a marketing strategy.
• We select appropriate strategies for intellectual property protection.
• We justify financial forecasts within the business plan.
• We examine indicators like cash flow, COGS, Cap Ex's, EBIDTA, etc.
As a result: Our services help you obtain the necessary letter of support.
The areas of study encompass:
- entrepreneurship,
- marketing and sales strategies,
- business development and expansion,
- environmental analysis and foresight,
- financial aspects,
- legal considerations for operating a business in Canada
Upon completion of the program, you will be required to submit a business plan outlining the development of your future project in Canada. The business incubator will assess both your business plan and idea, and if approved, will extend an invitation to become a resident and provide a letter of support.
It is important to note that this letter of support plays a crucial role in applying for immigration documents to obtain Canadian resident status.
Each business incubator follows its own unique process for accepting business projects and utilizes specific criteria to evaluate them. For instance, you may be asked to personally present your business concept and provide a comprehensive business plan.
This fee encompasses several benefits:
- expert support for your business venture from the incubator's professionals,
- assistance in establishing necessary contacts,
- provision of a legal address for company registration,
- access to coworking spaces,
- handling of paper mail received at your legal address, and forwarding it to you via email.
Management
Immigration Services
We offer additional services to assist you with the application process. While you have the option to fill out the documents yourself, we provide services to fill out the applications on your behalf or review the accuracy of your completed forms.
Service: Checking your documents
This service focuses on ensuring the completeness of your application, verifying supporting documents, and confirming the number of dependents. We provide feedback on any missed, incomplete, or incorrect application forms, payments, steps, or supporting documents.
However, this service does not include checking for spelling errors or discrepancies between forms and accompanying documents, or verifying dates between accompanying documents and application forms.
Service: Preparation of your application 'turnkey'
This service includes providing a detailed checklist for all required documents. We verify your documents to confirm eligibility for the Startup Visa program, including language exams, support letters, police certificates, proof of funds, and work experience documents.
We thoroughly review all your documents for corrections, missing information, and inconsistencies. Additionally, we assist with applications for eligible dependent family members who may enter Canada on work permits and/or study permits.
Prior to submission to the Canadian Immigration Service (IRCC), we prepare a final review and a legal letter of submission. In case of any correspondence from the government regarding your application, we act as your legal representative.
We also assist in uploading supporting documents for the IRCC's "Update Request" after the employee receives your application for permanent residency, to facilitate the final decision-making process.
The services are provided by a licensed immigration agent RCIC license: R527681 (Reza Motalebpour).
Under the Start-up Visa program, the following documents are necessary for immigration:
- application for immigration
- valid foreign passport
- letter of support for the project from a business institute
- language test results
- birth certificates, internal passports, registration information
- marriage certificate (or proof of relationship)
- children's birth certificates
- police certificates
- 2 photos of each entrant
- fee payment receipts
- proof of funds to live in Canada
All documents must be submitted electronically.
It is important to note that, until recently, Canada did not recognize apostille certification. Instead, having your documents translated by a certified translator or a translation agency was sufficient. However, starting from January 11, 2024, the Hague Convention will be implemented in Canada, and the legalization of documents will require an Apostille.
What Does Permanent Resident Mean?
A Permanent Resident refers to an individual who has obtained permanent resident status by immigrating to Canada, but has not yet become a Canadian citizen.
This status is comparable to having a permanent place of residence. It is important to note that individuals in Canada on a temporary basis, such as students or foreign workers, do not hold permanent resident status.
As a permanent resident of Canada, you are entitled to various benefits similar to those received by Canadian citizens, including access to healthcare and the ability to live, work, or study in Canada. You possess nearly the same rights as Canadian citizens, with a few exceptions.
For instance, you are not eligible to vote, run for political office, or hold certain positions that require high-level security clearance.
Permanent resident status can be lost if you voluntarily renounce it, if a removal order is issued and enforced against you, or if you become a Canadian citizen.
To maintain your permanent resident status, you must have resided in Canada for at least 730 days within the past 5 years. These 730 days do not need to be consecutive, and some time spent abroad may count towards meeting this requirement.
Even if you do not meet the residence obligation, you will still retain your permanent resident status until an official decision is made regarding your status.
What Do You Need to Do upon Arrival in Canada?
- Visit your designated business incubator
- Register your company in Canada
- Operate your business within the country
- Hold permanent resident status.
- Reside in Canada for a minimum of three out of five years, which need not be consecutive.
- Successfully pass the citizenship test.
The test lasts for approximately 30 minutes and comprises 20 questions, with a passing score of 15 correct answers.
Requirements for Your Client
However, in order to obtain Permanent Residence, it is necessary to undergo a language test at an approved agency (such as IELTS) in your place of residence or stay. The results of this test must be included with your application.
It is essential to demonstrate proficiency at the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 level in either English or French. CLB 5 corresponds to a B1 level of language proficiency.
It is important to note that this program has minimal language proficiency requirements.
English Proficiency Levels
A1. Beginner
At the beginner level, the vocabulary consists of approximately 500 words. Basic English proficiency at this level enables you to:
- Comprehend and utilize expressions and phrases to fulfill basic needs.
- Introduce yourself and engage in English conversations for socializing.
- Pose simple personal questions (regarding residence, family, and friends) and respond to them.
- Read short English texts accompanied by illustrations (such as greeting cards, road signs, and brief explanations).
A2. Elementary
The conversational level of English, which is considered almost intermediate, begins with a vocabulary of around 1000 words.
At this stage, you can:
- Understand spoken language through videos, dialogues, or monologues on everyday topics.
- Engage in conversations using simple words about daily routines and discuss familiar subjects like movies, appearance, and entertainment.
- Read texts of medium difficulty.
- Express your opinions in writing, evaluate situations, and describe events.
B1. Intermediate Level
The intermediate level of English indicates a vocabulary of around 2000 words. At this stage, you will be able to:
- Understand the main ideas of conversations and discussions on familiar topics such as work, school, and leisure activities.
- Communicate effectively while traveling in an English-speaking country.
- Describe your impressions, events, dreams, and desires, and briefly express your opinions and provide supporting arguments.
- Watch movies in their original language and occasionally fill in dialogue gaps based on visual cues.
- Read simple instructions, advertising brochures, letters, and short documents.
- Write coherent texts such as essays, letters, and instructions in English on familiar topics.
B2. Upper-Intermediate Level
The upper-intermediate level of English indicates a vocabulary of at least 4000 words. At this stage, you will be able to:
- Comprehend complex texts on specific topics and engage in conversations in English related to professional activities.
- Communicate fluently and confidently with native English speakers.
- Construct detailed sentences to discuss various issues.
- Express your viewpoints on different issues, including noting the advantages and disadvantages of different solutions.
- Understand English programs such as interviews, reports, talk shows, and live broadcasts.
- Write coherent texts such as essays and letters on unfamiliar topics.
C1. Advanced Level
The advanced level of English indicates a vocabulary of at least 8000 words. At this stage, you will be able to:
- Comprehend complex and lengthy texts on various topics, deciphering hidden meanings and reading between the lines.
- Speak fluently and spontaneously, without obvious difficulties in word choice and expression.
- Effectively use the language in social, scientific, and professional activities.
- Understand movies in English with slang and idioms without relying on subtitles.
- Write detailed texts on various topics, incorporating complex structures.
- Maintain effective correspondence in English.
C2. Proficiency Level
Achieving proficiency in the English language is a challenging yet attainable goal. At this highest level, the vocabulary consists of about 16,000 words. You will be able to effortlessly:
- Understand nearly everything you hear and read.
- Summarize information from oral and written sources, present arguments and opinions coherently.
- Speak on any topic without preparation, expressing your thoughts fluently and effortlessly.
- Distinguish nuances of meaning even in the most complex situations.
Statement of Account
When applying for immigration, it is necessary to demonstrate proof of funds to ensure you have enough financial resources to support yourself and any dependents upon arrival in Canada.
The required amount varies depending on the size of your family. Typically, providing an account statement or reference confirming the availability of funds is sufficient.
For instance, if you are immigrating without a family, you will need to have a minimum of $13,310
Canadian dollars in your account. For a family of three, the required amount is $20,371 Canadian dollars. It is important to note that these figures are regularly updated.
It is not required to invest your own funds in your company or business. Instead, you can explore opportunities to attract investments while in Canada or obtain a loan from a bank.
What Does Innovative Business Mean?
Innovation is commonly associated with groundbreaking advancements like space flights or new aircraft turbines.
However, in this context, innovation refers to significant improvements in existing products or services that enhance efficiency or quality and meet market demands.
Let's explore three ways to determine if your idea is innovative, along with examples:
Novelty: A key indicator of innovation is the novelty of your idea, even if similar concepts existed before. The innovative aspect lies in simplifying or combining existing elements to create something new. For instance, in a confectionery production, introducing a special printer that uses food coloring to apply images onto cakes simplifies the process compared to manual decoration.
Potential: Innovative ideas can have transformative potential, altering industries or markets. Consider a vehicle rental business that previously required customers to rent cars for a full day and travel to a specific parking lot. By creating a network of parking lots throughout the city and offering flexible renting options through a dedicated app, the business revolutionizes the market, providing more convenience and accessibility.
Market Demand: An idea that addresses a current or future need is considered innovative when customers are willing to pay for the product or service.
For example, consider a coffee shop where customers value the quality of their coffee but dislike waiting. Some coffee chains have developed their own apps that allow customers to pre-order their favorite beverages on their way to the shop. This enables customers to pick up their order immediately upon arrival, minimizing waiting times.
Innovative ideas that reduce client time and effort can be found in various industries. Examples include McDonald's focus on reducing waiting times, Ikea's furniture that customers can assemble themselves without relying on an assembler, and Amazon's ability to provide home purchases. The possibilities for innovative ideas are virtually limitless.
To summarize, an innovative idea is characterized by three factors: novelty, revolutionary potential, and market demand.
If you're interested in testing your business idea, you can sign up for a meeting where we can discuss your business or idea and help identify the innovative components within it.
Customer journey
What's important
- IELTS Language Test
- Biometrics
- Medical Examination in the Clinic
- Immigration Application Processing
- Obtaining Permanent Residence
Your family includes your spouse, minor children, and even children from your previous marriage or one of your wife's.
It is important to note that legal marriage is not a prerequisite, as Canada recognizes civil marriages. However, certain forms will need to be filled out to confirm the relationship.
Unlike immigration programs in some other countries, where the family members of the founder are permitted to enter the country at a later stage, this program allows your whole family to arrive together in Canada. This ensures that your family can stay together and settle into their new life simultaneously.
How Many Applicants Can Be There?
To be eligible for this immigration program, there can be a maximum of 5 applicants (5 founders) from one business project. Each founder must own at least 10% of the project, which means that upon arrival in Canada, you will need to establish a legal entity with the corresponding shares.
Furthermore, the applicant or applicants will be required to create a company where they collectively own more than 50% of the total voting rights. It is important to note that a business project majority-owned by a venture fund is not acceptable under this program.
Additionally, each co-founder planning to immigrate must bear the cost of education and participate in training provided by a business incubator.
How Soon Can You Arrive?
Here are two potential options for you to consider:
- After completing the business incubator training program, you can arrive in Canada within 3-4 months with a work permit. Once you arrive, you can then go through the process of obtaining resident status.
- Alternatively, you can choose to wait for 2 years in order to obtain resident status in Canada before arriving. This means that by the time you arrive, you will already have your resident status issued.
To help you navigate through these options, we have created a step-by-step plan on a separate page.
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Before submitting your application for any job vacancies, it is highly recommended that you organize your CV (curriculum vitae) according to North American standards of resume writing. It is crucial to carefully review the content for any typos or errors. Taking these steps will ensure that your CV is well-structured and presents your qualifications and experiences effectively, increasing your chances of success in the job application process.
In Case of Business Closure
The Canadian government recognizes that not every business venture will be successful, and they have measures in place to ensure that the failure of a business does not have a negative impact on your permanent resident status.
To find the official answer to this question, please click on the link below.
How to Write a Resume in Canada?
When preparing a chronological resume in Canada, it is recommended to follow the following order:
- Contact information
- Summary of your career/professional activities
- List of work experience
- Academic background
In addition to the specific order, here are some general guidelines to keep in mind when writing your resume:
- Keep the length of your resume to a maximum of two pages.
- Avoid including the words "resume" or "CV" at the top of the page, and refrain from including the date you prepared the document.
- Omit personal details such as date of birth, gender, or marital status.
- Exclude your middle name from the resume.
- Create a professional-looking email address specifically for job applications.
- Use North American terminology, such as "high school" and "GPA" (Grade Point Average).
- Avoid signing your resume.
Brief overview of our services
First and foremost, we offer comprehensive business advisory services. Our assistance begins with guiding you in selecting an appropriate business institution, aiding you in the application process, and preparing you for interviews. We also provide support in presenting and defending your business project, ultimately leading to obtaining a crucial "letter of support" required to initiate the immigration process.
Moreover, if you require immigration services subsequent to receiving the "letter of support," we are fully equipped to assist you. Our team holds a valid immigration services license issued by the RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) under the number R527681 Motalebpour, Reza.
Legal Information
The information provided on this resource is intended as a general guide and should not be considered as comprehensive legal or immigration advice.
While the data presented aligns with the legal regulations in effect at the time of publication, it is important to be aware that regulations and legal provisions can change. Therefore, there is always a possibility that certain information may become outdated over time.
To ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data, it is recommended to verify all information on the official websites of the Canadian government.
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Biometrics Collection
To obtain a Canadian visa, it is generally necessary to provide biometrics, which include a photograph and fingerprints of all ten fingers.
However, there are certain exemptions to biometric collection. The requirement to provide biometrics for a Canadian visa does not apply to the following cases:
- Children under the age of 14
- Applicants over the age of 79
If you are required to provide biometrics, you need to ensure that you bring the following documents to your biometrics appointment:
- Valid passport used for the visa application
- Copy of the biometric instruction letter, which confirms the need to provide biometrics
- Copy of the payment receipt confirming the payment of the biometric fees
It is important to note that when applying for permanent resident status, you will need to go through the biometric collection process again, even if you have previously provided fingerprints for a Canadian tourist visa.
IELTS
The IELTS English language test is designed to assess your proficiency in the English language, but in practice, it often reflects your preparedness for the test rather than your true language skills.
We highly recommend that you seek assistance from qualified specialists who can help you prepare for the IELTS test, even if you feel confident in your English language abilities.
The IELTS exam consists of four sections:
- Listening: You will listen to four audio recordings of varying complexity and choose the correct answers based on what you hear.
- Reading: You will be given three texts and will need to answer a total of 40 questions based on the information provided.
- Writing: You will be required to write a letter of approximately 150 words and an informal essay on a given topic.
- Speaking: You will engage in a face-to-face conversation with an examiner for about 10-15 minutes, covering various topics.
Please note that taking the IELTS test is not required for admission to a business institute; it is only necessary for Permanent Residence applications.
Here's some good news: The program you are considering requires a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level of 5 in either English or French, which corresponds to a B1 level of proficiency.
Medical Examination
Undergoing a medical examination is a mandatory requirement for immigration to Canada.
Once you have collected and submitted the required documents and they have been reviewed by the immigration officer, you will receive an invitation for a medical examination. Rest assured that completing this examination successfully will likely result in the issuance of the necessary documents for entry into the country.
After receiving a referral for the examination, you can visit the relevant section on the Government of Canada's website to select a preferred country where you can undergo the examination. You will then need to contact the clinic directly to schedule an appointment.
Here are the documents you need to bring with you for the medical examination:
- Valid international passport
- Eye glasses, contact lenses, hearing aid, or any other relevant medical aids
- Medical certificates related to any illnesses or conditions you may have
- A list of medications you are currently taking
- Recent photographs (please specify the required quantity)
- The Medical Report form IMM 1017 (which you should obtain from the Immigration Service)
It is important to note that the results of the medical examination are valid for a period of 12 months. If your spouse is pregnant, it may not be possible to undergo a complete examination due to the restrictions on taking X-ray images. In such cases, you will need to contact the Immigration Service for further guidance and assistance.
The cost of studying in a business incubator program varies depending on several factors, including the number of founders in the business project, the duration of the program, the location of the training, and the pricing policy of the organization.
In Toronto, there are some business incubators that offer an intensive educational program along with support upon your arrival in Canada. The total cost for these programs typically ranges from 8,000 $US to 30,000 $US.
During our consultation, we will work together to determine which business incubator is the best fit for you. While the cost will be influenced by factors such as your business idea and the number of founders in your project, we will strive to find the most suitable and optimal price solution for your needs.
Services and Cost
Our Services and Pricing:
- We specialize in selecting the most suitable business incubator for your specific project.
- We provide consultations and prepare you for the final defense of your business project in front of experts.
- Our guidance includes assistance in developing a business plan necessary to obtain a letter of support.
Price:
For active startups with innovative ideas, our pricing ranges from a minimum of 4,900 $US to a maximum of 13,900 $US for a team of 5 founders. If your innovative startup is still in the pre-launch phase, the cost of our support can go up to 39,000 $US. The price varies depending on the maturity of your business and the level of involvement of our business consultants in preparing your business project. The final commercial offer will be provided after consultation.
Guarantees:
We stand behind the quality of our services. In the event that a business incubator rejects your application at any stage, we offer a refund of the amount paid.
Installment Plan:
Payment for our services can be made in several stages, with a prepayment of only 2900 $US. You only pay for each completed stage and for the desired results.
Contract:
You will enter into a contract with our company, which is based in either the USA or Canada. Payment can be made in USD, CAD, or even in cryptocurrencies such as USDT, BTC, or ETH.
Experience:
We are experienced professionals in our field, particularly when it comes to innovation. We are proud to share that 100% of our clients have been accepted into acceleration programs in Canada.
Expenses per Founder (without family):
- Cost of studying in a business incubator: 8,000 $US
- Cost of business consultant services: 4,900 $US
- IELTS examination fee: 190 $US
- Biometrics fee: 85 $US
- Medical examination at the clinic: 270 $US
- Immigration application processing fee: 1,395 $US
- Obtaining the right of permanent residence: 360 $US
Total Expenses: 15,200 $US
Result: you can expect to be eligible for Canadian citizenship in 3 years.
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I met Fedor Valentinovich as part of a university course. The main task is to make a startup out of an idea. At the first acquaintance with his author's course, honestly, I was skeptical when I heard that at the end of the course, everyone will be able to submit their startup
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After training I:
i) learned to formulate thoughts as concisely and clearly as possible (first of all, realizing the importance of this skill),
ii) pumped up public speaking skills (visual contact with the audience, verbal techniques and much more)
iii) redesigned his project from scratch in terms of delivery, business and the main message of the presentation, which everyone should understand.
Would recommend to anyone who wants more for their project!
Due to his frenzied charisma, Fedor Valentinovich drew me into the course in the first half hour, and the process began. The idea of creating a service to protect against advertising clicks on the Internet was taken. The main emphasis in our common work was on a high-quality presentation of the product to attract investment. We worked through the idea of a business project, relevance, value proposition, market in detail, which ultimately made a great, solid product. Try yourself, look for an idea and do business, and Fedor will help you with this!
In addition to working on the content of the project, Fedor gave expert advice on how to defend a startup in front of experts, recommended presentation design, and even improved my public speaking skills.
I definitely recommend working with Fedor! It seems that working with him, nothing is impossible - you can move mountains, and where necessary - Fedor will help with practical advice.
Throughout the journey, Fedor literally held my hand, answering even those questions that, in general, could have been googled. I received full information on the program, which, by the way, deserves special delight, as well as: documents, the application process, housing, transport, the cost of living, and in general all aspects of living and adapting in another country, regarding which I had questions.
Everything went so smoothly that it was embarrassing. When I just thought about studying in another country and moving, I was terrified of what I had to go through. BUT! Much to my surprise, everything turned out to be much simpler, and also, so quickly that I didn’t even have time to understand that everything was over and they were waiting for me in Canada.
Before turning to Fedor, I collected 1001 articles, a bunch of documents, and this only made it worse and more incomprehensible. And now, so calmly) I recommend everyone to walk this path hand in hand with a person who knows what to do, save time, money and nerves.
He helped me with everything: he chewed the whole process inside and out, I felt calm about my future. We made an application together, and soon I was called for an interview, for which Fedor also prepared me. Fortunately for me, I was accepted into the incubator.
There were 2 weeks of intensive study with homework, during the whole time Fedor answered all my questions, directed me in the right direction. Now I have officially completed this training and am preparing documents for receiving a letter of support from the incubator.
I am extremely glad that I got this opportunity thanks to the help of Fedor! I wholeheartedly recommend him as an excellent consultant.
I met Fedor at the course "Creating a technology business", which took place as part of my studies at the ITMO master's program. My project is in the field of FoodTech and named it "FlashFood". The idea of the project was born in my head about a year before I met Fedor. Fedor helped me discover the idea, conduct a quick and efficient CustDev that validates the hypotheses on which the idea is based, and draw up a financial plan.
Thanks to the knowledge that I received on Fedor's course, I was able to apply quite quickly. Moreover, Fedor helped prepare a bright and meaningful presentation. If you have an idea or a ready-made project, but no funding, I recommend contacting Fedor or at least taking his course.
I worked out the business plan of the project with Fedor, formulated a proposal and decided more specifically on the target audience.
I saw that my product cost more than I thought. We finalized the idea from all sides, contacted customers, and as a result even improved the prototype.
To whom I would recommend working with Fedor — to everyone who is just thinking about starting, or how I already have some kind of base. It is better to do everything correctly at once than to move in the dark.
Popular questions
Preparation of your business project for admission takes from 1-2 months, training from 2 weeks, preparation of a business plan from 2 to 4 weeks. A step-by-step plan leading to Canadian citizenship can be found here.
According to our observations, training takes place once a quarter, there is no regular schedule. Usually, business incubators inform about group recruitment 2 months in advance.
The intensity depends on the selected business incubator. Somewhere the program lasts 3 months with classes 2-3 times a week, and somewhere for 2 weeks with daily classes.
To enter the business incubator, you do not need to pass a language exam, an IELTS certificate will be required to process entry documents.
We guarantee your admission to the business incubator, according to the agreement, we will refund you most of the money paid.
There are no entrance exams, you need to properly prepare the documents, fill out an application, collect materials and a presentation.
Our services are paid in stages, according to the result of the work performed.
