Get Ready to Take Your Startup to the Next Level
Don't miss out on a chance to benefit from personalised mentorship and strategic guidance from industry leaders who have a proven track record of success, helping you navigate the complexities of the startup landscape with confidence. Register your interest today for a chance to embark on a transformative journey that will redefine the future of your startup.
The programme is delivered over 8 weeks, through in-person workshops on Wednesday mornings at The Kiln in Worcester, and either in-person or online (depending on preference) 1:1 sessions with expert mentors on Wednesday afternoons and Thursdays. Timeslots for 1:1 sessions can be booked in advance through our portal - founders have the ability to book a timeslot for a time and date that works around their other commitments.
This means the programme can be attended as little as one day per week, depending on time management and availability. The average time commitment is about 3-4 hours per week.
To view the upcoming schedule of workshops and sessions for Intake 4.0, press the button below.
What will be covered:
Navigating Your Route to Market
Intellectual Property Rights
Legal Basics for Early-Stage Technology Businesses
Innovation Management and New Product Design
Cyber Security Essentials
Sales and Marketing
Financial Management
Grant Writing Advice
Pitch Practise and Guidance
EXPERTISE
Specialist workshops and individual 1:1 sessions are delivered by industry experts to provide invaluable insights and guidance to equip tech startup founders with essential knowledge to supercharge their businesses.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Members of the Incubate programme have access to a wealth of resources to support their entrepreneurial profiles, such as speaking and PR opportunities, and access to extensive technology networks and industry partners.
ENVIRONMENT
The Incubate Hub provides an opportunity for founders to immerse themselves in a peer network of entrepreneurs at the heart of Worcester, with access to a dedicated co-working space at The Kiln.
Intake Schedule
Programme | Duration | Status |
Intake 1.0 |
2nd Jul – 31st Aug |
No Spaces Available |
Intake 2.0 |
10th Sep – 9th Nov |
No Spaces Available |
Intake 3.0 |
12th Nov – 18th Jan |
No Spaces Available |
Intake 4.0 |
21st Jan 2025 – 22nd Mar |
Expressions of Interest Are Open |
Frequently Asked Questions
A technology incubator programme is a structured initiative designed to support early-stage technology startups and entrepreneurs. These programmes provide a range of resources and services to help new businesses grow and succeed.
The goal of a technology incubator programme is to support the development of early-stage high-potential startups by providing them with the necessary tools, resources, and support to become successful and sustainable businesses.
The BetaDen Incubate programme is completely free to join - no fees, no commission and no equity is involved, allowing founders to develop their technology in the way they see best without vested interests steering their direction - removing some of the commercial sensitivities involved in participating in tech-specific programmes and thereby boosting the value it adds to participants.
BetaDen Incubate is open to early-stage high-potential technology businesses regardless of their location, however, businesses located too far afield outside of Worcestershire and neighbouring counties that can't demonstrate a clear link to Worcestershire might need to register their business address in Worcestershire for at least the duration of the programme. We can help with this process. We are unable to consider London-based companies at this stage.
The programme is delivered over 8 weeks, through in-person workshops on Wednesday mornings at The Kiln in Worcester, and either in-person or online (depending on preference) 1:1 sessions with expert mentors on Wednesday afternoons and Thursdays. Timeslots for 1:1 sessions can be booked in advance through our portal - founders have the ability to book a timeslot for a time and date that works around their other commitments. This means the programme can be attended as little as one day per week, depending on time management and availability. The average time commitment is about 3-4 hours per week.
This pattern is subject to change, and a full schedule is provided in advance before the programme commences.