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Title: | How Should be the Focus on Entrepreneurial Programs to get Competent Entrepreneurs |
Other Titles: | High Commerce School Students » Case Study |
Authors: | Bousselsal, Saleh-Eddine Benaissa, Annabi (encadreur) |
Keywords: | Entrepreneurship - petites entreprises Algeria |
Issue Date: | 1-Jun-2010 |
Abstract: | The entrepreneurial sector is particularly interesting because of its clause relationship to innovation and technological progress and the perception that is the “engine of growth” of the economy in the sense that the entrepreneurial sector is a disproportionate supplier of employment growth. It follows from this perception that modern economies would thrive on a healthy and vibrant entrepreneurial business sector. Therefore, training in entrepreneurship should focus on getting young people to understand how they can practically apply and combine their knowledge to create value. This will equip the young people for further education if they are willing to deepen their knowledge in entrepreneurship, so the focus should be more on concrete and real entrepreneurial activities. The results we have presented here should be viewed as initial findings that describes our data set, so it can be used in the work to develop courses in entrepreneurship and be of a great value in relation to the efforts and investments in the education. Overall, the findings in this study provide useful insights on the factors influencing entrepreneurship intention. Such understand could assist individuals to become successful entrepreneurs and in turn, contributing to the growth of the country economies and global competitiveness (which is one of the study’s objectives) |
URI: | http://dspace.esc-alger.dz:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1807 |
Appears in Collections: | magister رسالة ماجيستر |
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