Canadian Indians face the threat of a loss of their once rich resources of fish, fur, and game as undeveloped lands are filling with tourists and new populations. Public awareness of this social problem has produced governmental loans and grants for business undertaking which require some training of recipients to make productive use of the available financial aid. Designed to assist people of Indian ancestry who are interested in preparing for jobs as owner-managers of their own businesses or for management positions with businesses owned by their band councils, cooperative and others, this brochure contains the rationale, content and instructional methodology utilized in a management course for small businessmen which was developed by the Training Research and Development Station. Subject areas covered include: (1) management process, (2) marketing, (3) finance, accounting and bookkeeping, (4) personnel management, (5) business law, (6) personal finance, (7) business communication, (8) production management, and (9) office procedures. (Author/SN)