Sean Cussons Business School Announces ₦75,000 Training on Building a Profitable Consulting Business

How much income are you earning from your experience, expertise and professional networks?

Sean Cussons Business School has announced a practical training programme designed to help professionals turn their knowledge and skills into a consulting business.

Titled “How to Start and Profitably Run Your Consulting Business,” the programme will hold on Saturday, October 24 and Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Participants can attend physically at Sean Cussons Business School, Plot 1528 Nouakchott Street, opposite AP Filling Station, Wuse Zone 1, Abuja, or join online.

According to the organisers, the training is intended for people who have valuable experience and regularly provide advice or solutions but need practical guidance on developing professional consulting services.

The programme will cover identifying profitable consulting opportunities, packaging expertise into services clients will pay for, attracting and winning initial clients, preparing consulting proposals and pricing services confidently.

Participants will also learn how to establish credibility, structure their consulting practice, market their services and grow the business for sustainable income.

The training is open to entrepreneurs, corporate executives, retirees, trainers, subject-matter experts and aspiring consultants. It also targets professionals planning for retirement and public servants interested in additional income opportunities.

The organisers are advertising a special registration fee of ₦75,000, reduced from ₦950,000.

Interested participants are directed to make payment using the following details:

• Account name: Sean Cussons Consulting Solutions Ltd
• Account number: 0711227358
• Bank: Access Bank
• Registration fee: ₦75,000

After payment, participants should send their payment receipt, full name and email address via WhatsApp to 08185021405.

The organisers encouraged prospective participants to recognise the business value of their knowledge and experience, emphasising that they do not have to wait until retirement to begin building a consulting practice.