entrepreneurship Education the new role .pptx

entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship education
Entrepreneur
Role of entrepreneurship
Types of entrepreneurship
New role of teacher
Entrepreneurship education for new teacher

1. . Dr . Harikrishnan M Entrepreneurship Education

2. CONTENTS 1. Definition of entrepreneurship 2. Meaning of entrepreneurship 3. Entrepreneurship education 4. Entrepreneur 5. Role of entrepreneurship 6. Types of entrepreneurship 7. New role of teacher 8. Entrepreneurship education for new teacher

3. Ent repreneurship is the process of creating, developing, and managing a new business venture with the aim of generating profits or creating value. Definition Of Entrepreneurship 01

4. Meaning of entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship refers to the process of starting and running a business venture. It involves taking risks and being innovative. Entrepreneurship refers to the process of starting and running a business venture. It involves taking risks and being innovative. It's about identifying opportunities, taking the initiative, and turning ideas into successful businesses. Entrepreneurs are risk-takers who are willing to invest time, effort, and resources to create something new and valuable in the market. They often exhibit qualities like creativity, leadership, resilience, and a willingness to learn from failures. Entrepreneurship is not just about starting a business, but also about making a positive impact and driving innovation in various industries.

5. Entrepreneurs are risk-takers who are willing to invest time, effort, and resources to create something new and valuable in the market. They often exhibit qualities like creativity, leadership, resilience, and a willingness to learn from failures. Entrepreneurship is not just about starting a business, but also about making a positive impact and driving innovation in various industries.

6. Entrepreneurship education refers to the process of teaching individuals about the principles, skills, and mindset necessary to become successful entrepreneurs. It involves providing knowledge and practical training on topics such as business planning, financial management, marketing, and innovation. The goal is to equip individuals with the tools and mindset needed to identify and pursue entrepreneurial opportunities, whether it's starting their own business or being entrepreneurial within existing organizations. Entrepreneurship Education 02

7. Entrepreneur An entrepreneur is someone who starts and manages their own business, taking risks and being innovative. They identify opportunities, create value, and drive growth in the market.

8. Role of entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship plays a vital role in various aspects: 1. Economic growth: Entrepreneurs drive innovation and create new businesses, contributing to economic development. 2. Job creation: Startups and small businesses founded by entrepreneurs generate employment opportunities. 3. Innovation: Entrepreneurs introduce new products, services, and technologies, fostering innovation and progress. 4. Wealth creation: Successful entrepreneurs can generate wealth for themselves and their communities. 5. Social impact: Entrepreneurs often address social issues and contribute to positive social change.

9. 6. Problem-solving: Entrepreneurs identify problems and develop solutions to meet market needs. 7. Competition: Entrepreneurial ventures stimulate competition, leading to improved products and services. 8. Inspiration: Entrepreneurs inspire others to pursue their own ideas and become entrepreneurs themselves. 9. Flexibility: Entrepreneurship allows individuals to have more control over their work and lifestyle. 10. Global influence: Entrepreneurs can have a global impact, expanding businesses internationally and influencing markets worldwide.

10. Types of Entrepreneurship 1. Small business entrepreneurship: This is when someone starts and runs a small-scale business, like a local shop or restaurant. 2. Social entrepreneurship: Social entrepreneurs create businesses with the goal of making a positive impact on society. They focus on solving social problems. 3. Innovative entrepreneurship: This type involves coming up with new ideas, products, or services and bringing them to the market. 4. Scalable startup entrepreneurship: These entrepreneurs aim to build businesses that have the potential for rapid growth and can be scaled up quickly . 5. Online or e-commerce entrepreneurship: This is when someone starts an online business, selling products or services through the internet.

11. 6 . Sustainable or green entrepreneurship: These entrepreneurs focus on creating businesses that are environmentally friendly and promote sustainability. 7. Corporate entrepreneurship: This refers to entrepreneurial activities that take place within an existing company, where employees come up with new ideas and initiatives. 8. Franchise entrepreneurship: Franchise entrepreneurs buy the rights to operate a business under an established brand name. 9. Serial entrepreneurship: Serial entrepreneurs are individuals who start multiple businesses, often selling or exiting one before moving on to the next venture. 10. Technopreneurship : Technopreneurs combine technology and entrepreneurship, creating businesses that are based on innovative technologies.

12. New Role of Teacher The new role of a teacher in entrepreneurship is to not only impart knowledge but also to foster creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Teachers now focus on nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset and providing practical experiences to prepare students for real-world challenges.

13. Entrepreneurship education for New teacher Develop skills Knowledge and mind set A combination of Theory practice and real world experience required

14. EDUPRENEUR Any Entrepreneurial Venture Related to Education domain Blogger on Education, Publication house, Edutech company etc..

15. Foundational concept - Start by introducing new teachers to the fundamental concepts of entrepreneurship, such as identifying opportunities, creating innovative solutions, understanding market dynamics, and managing resources effectively. Entrepreneurial mindset - Encourage the development of an entrepreneurial mindset among new teachers. This involves cultivating traits like creativity, adaptability, resilience, risk-taking, and a passion for lifelong learning. Teachers with an entrepreneurial mindset can inspire their students to embrace innovation and explore new ideas. Experiential learning - Provide new teachers with hands-on experiences that simulate real-world entrepreneurial challenges. This could include business simulations, problem-solving exercises, and interactive activities that allow teachers to apply their knowledge in practical scenarios.

16. • Industry engagement - Facilit ate interactions between new teachers and successful entrepreneurs or professionals from various industries. This exposure can offer insights into the current business landscape and the challenges entrepreneurs face, enriching the teachers' understanding of entrepreneurship. • Curriculum development - Help new teachers design curriculum materials and lesson plans that incorporate entrepreneurship principles across various subjects. Entrepreneurship can be integrated into subjects like mathematics, science, arts, and social studies, making it a cross-disciplinary learning experience. • Collaboration and networking- Foster a collaborative learning environment where new teachers can exchange ideas, share best practices, and collaborate on entrepreneurship-related projects. Networking opportunities with other educators and experts in the field can further enhance their knowledge and skills.

17. Innovation and technology - Emphasize the role of technology and innovation in entrepreneurship. Introduce new teachers to tools and platforms that entrepreneurs use to develop and scale their ventures. Encourage them to incorporate technology into their teaching methodologies as well. Ethics and social responsibility - Teach new teachers about the ethical considerations and social impact of entrepreneurship. This will enable them to guide their students in building businesses that contribute positively to society and consider sustainability. Assessment and evaluation - Develop appropriate methods for assessing the effectiveness of entrepreneurship education. Encourage new teachers to critically evaluate their teaching methods and student outcomes to continuously improve the learning experience.