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FUTURE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION

Authors: Mr. Ovhal A. & Ms. Vatve K.;

FUTURE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION

Abstract

The future of entrepreneurship education is changing quickly to keep up with new business trends and technology. Schools and universities are focusing more on hands-on learning, like projects and simulations, which help students develop real skills they can use in the business world. This approach encourages creativity and helps students understand how to solve problems. Online learning is also making entrepreneurship education more accessible, allowing people from different backgrounds to learn about starting and running businesses. With technology, students can connect and collaborate with each other and with experienced entrepreneurs, which enhances their learning experience. As more people need entrepreneurial skills, education will likely focus on teaching important qualities like critical thinking, adaptability, and resilience. This way, students will be prepared not only to start their own businesses but also to succeed in various jobs within existing companies. In summary, the future of entrepreneurship education aims to develop a mindset that embraces change and innovation, ensuring that graduates can contribute effectively to the economy. For data collection, we will use simple random method of data collection. In which we would select random students from institute who wants to become Entrepreneur after their graduation and we will take interview / survey of some entrepreneurs to get their opinion as well. We will make different questionnaire for students and Entrepreneurs for the final conclusions. In this research, we will get to know the positive as well as negative effects of being Entrepreneur after graduating studies. And how it will help them to make their career in the Entrepreneurship.

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