Pathway to Entreprenuership
Course Summary:
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The skills and attitudes that lead to success in entrepreneurial endeavors lead to success in academics and in life, so this course will focus not only on conventional school content areas, but also on what the Partnership For 21st Century Skills call the “4 C’s”: communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. Problem-based learning provides the educational model for students to apply what they are learning to real world situations and scenarios. They will develop and practice the abilities to describe a problem, propose solutions, collaborate with others to test those solutions and find alternatives, all while seeking out professional mentors and forming relationships that will last through high school and beyond. The value of networking will form a core concept of this course.
Module | Seminar |
Module 1: Becoming an Entrepreneur | Background Seminar: Why do we need a course for entrepreneurs? Seminar 1: What is an Entrepreneur? Seminar 3: Challenges and Advantages of Being an Entrepreneur Seminar 4: Types of Businesses Seminar 5: Network for Success |
Module 2: Planning Your Business | Background Seminar: The Business Environment Seminar 1: How External Factors Affect Business Environment Seminar 2: Impact of Entrepreneurs on Environment Seminar 4: What is a Business Plan? Seminar 5: How to Draw Up a Business Plan |
Module 3: Sustaining Your Business | Seminar 3: Communication Skills |
Course Challenge |
Pathway to Entrepreneur by K12 Learning Unlimited is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License This course is a remix of the following sources:
Entrepreneurship grade 10 - http://oasis.col.org Copyright: CC-BY-SA (share alike with attribution) Commonwealth of Learning (COL) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0 Any part of this document may be reproduced without permission. Attribution to the Commonwealth of Learning, Open Schools Initiative should be included in any derivative works.
U.S. Small Business Administration - https://www.sba.gov
YouTube videos by Brian Daigle for Linn-Benton Community College - License: Standard YouTube LicenseAll images from https://pixabay.com/en/users/geralt-9301/ and in public domain unless otherwise cited.