Ready to Go as a Virtual Assistant
Role Model & Business Model VA
- What does a virtual assistant do these days? Typical tasks, models (generalist vs. specialist, full-time vs. part-time).
- Distinction from traditional assistant roles, freelance work, and other online professions.
- Self-Assessment: Is This Model Right for Me?
Our Strengths & Service Portfolio
- An assessment of strengths based on one's work experience and professional background.
- What problems do I solve for my customers?
- Development of an initial service portfolio, including the use of AI for drafting (service descriptions, value propositions).
Prospective Customers & Initial Customer Acquisition
- Target Customer Profile: Industry, Company Size, Needs.
- Where can I find these customers? (Events, networks, social media, recommendations).
- Mini Social Media Strategy: Choose the Right Platform, Develop Initial Content Ideas with AI
Fundamentals of Starting a Business & Business Plan Basics
- Why do I want to start my own business? Personal goals and circumstances.
- "Light" business plan: market and competitive overview, portfolio, target customers, rough price estimate.
- Next Steps in the Startup Process (Checklist & Roadmap).
Core Competencies in Assisting as a Key to Success
- Self-organization and simple project management for the first VA-customers.
- Office and AI tools that provide immediate relief (examples from the day-to-day work of an assistant).
- How a professional approach and reliability help set us apart in the VA market.
In your online learning environment, you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this training course once you have registered.
The participants
- have a clear understanding of what a “virtual assistant” does and know whether and how this model fits their life situation (full-time/part-time).
- define an initial, personalized service portfolio based on their strengths and typical customer needs.
- Develop an ideal customer profile and identify 2–3 suitable ways to find initial customers (e.g., networks, social media, referrals).
- lay the groundwork for their business plan (a simple canvas covering the market, offering, target customers, pricing strategy, and next steps).
- Use AI strategically as a sparring partner to draft service descriptions, “About Me” texts, and initial content ideas.
- They leave the session with a specific to-do list for the next 4 weeks—including clarity on which topics they can explore in greater depth.
With the help of AI tools, hands-on exercises, and brief presentations, participants develop specific text modules and make decisions they can apply directly to one-pagers, websites, or social media. Best practices drawn from our trainer’s many years of experience in the VA field provide valuable support and inspiration.
For anyone who wants to work as a virtual assistant—whether as a side job or a full-time career—and would like to take their first steps on this path under the guidance of an experienced virtual assistant and benefit from her many years of expertise.
- Customized training courses
- Direct application in practice
- Efficient use of time and resources