Entrepreneurship Course

Entrepreneurship course is offered by Edu4Sure. We at Edu4Sure are proud of our experienced and reputed trainers who aid us in delivering quality education, which is at par with the world. Our trainers go beyond national boundaries and include international experts in various fields.

Outline:

• Module 1 – Introduction To Entrepreneurship
• 1. Strengthen participants’ knowledge of entrepreneurship and its associated concepts.
• 2. Identify and clarify other related issues and dilemmas linked to entrepreneurship.
• Key Takeaways:
• Clarify confusing vocabulary terms related to different forms of entrepreneurship.
• Participants developed debating and critical thinking skills.
• Participants are given the opportunity to ask questions in order to clarify their own
• understanding of the subject matter.
• Participants get information on what is youth entrepreneurship, start-up, social
• entrepreneurship, and other related concepts.
• Module 2 – Entrepreneurship Education
• 1. To reflect on the subject of entrepreneurship education.
• 2. To encourage participants to generate ideas through minute mapping.
• 3. To explore the concept of entrepreneurship education and other key related concepts.
• Key Takeaways:
• Participants reflected on the subject of entrepreneurship education.
• The concept of entrepreneurship education and other key concepts related to it from
• the participant’s perspective were discussed in detail.
• Critical thinking of participants was fostered and their learning process through exchanging ideas was elaborated.
• Knowledge, skills, and attitudes of entrepreneurship education were discussed in detail
• highlighting the role that youth workers should play in guiding and motivating young people to be active in community life.
• Module 3 – The Lifestyle Of An Entrepreneur
• 1. To connect daily life and entrepreneurship.
• 2. Familiarizing youngsters with the entrepreneurship culture.
• 3. Mapping the problems that young entrepreneurs are facing.
• Key Takeaways:
• The understanding connection between entrepreneurship and daily lifestyle.
• Participants become aware and understand better the entrepreneurship culture and similar terms.
• Boost critical thinking about problems of young entrepreneurs and trying to find solutions through discussion.
• Module 4 – Bootstrapped Vs Funded Startups
• 1. What is Bootstrapped.
• 2. What is a Funded Startup.
• 3. Pros & Cons of Bootstrapped & Funded Startups.
• 4. Various examples will be discussed, and learners will be asked to choose the order of preference.
• Key Takeaways:
• Decide if one should go for external funding or not.
• How to run a bootstrapped venture.
• Module 5 – Time Challenges
• 1. Comparing the relationship between working hours and productivity.
• 2. Practicing both ways of working.
• 3. Managing time in the working place.
• Key Takeaways:
• Understanding the importance of time management and productivity.
• Participants reflect on working as a team and the importance of role division based on their abilities.
• Emphasize and share methods and tools on how to be productive at work.
• Share insights on time management tools.
• Module 6 – “Apna” Time
• 1. Foster critical thinking among participants.
• 2. Familiarize with entrepreneurship terms and vocabulary.
• 3. Improve time management skills
• 4. Foster creativity and active participation.
• Key Takeaways:
• The critical thinking of participants is improved. Team cooperation and support are enhanced.
• Participants are confronted with the idea of time management and sources management.
• Module 7 – YUVA Entrepreneurship
• 1. Explore the situation of youth entrepreneurship at the country level.
• 2. Find differences and similarities in different countries.
• 3. Explore the dimensions of youth entrepreneurship.
• 4. Provide space for sharing and learning from examples