Book Description

There are good arguments to support the rapid increase in entrepreneurship education. By stimulating young minds to embrace enterprise values a dynamic and challenging mindset is encouraged. It is believed that enterprise education will greatly contribute to increasing learners; motivation and to making the school system more attractive, relevant and effective. To develop and strengthen entrepreneurial quality and motivation in students. To communicate basic entrepreneurial skills and identifications to run a business efficiently and effectively. Students will gain knowledge and skills needed to run a business. “Entrepreneurs are essential drivers of innovation and progress. In the business world, they act as engines of growth, harnessing opportunity and innovation to fuel economic advancement. Social entrepreneurs act similarly, tapping inspiration and creativity, courage and fortitude, to seize opportunities that challenge and forever change established, but fundamentally inequitable systems.” Social entrepreneurship is not a new phenomenon, but it is has taken on heightened urgency in today's increasingly interconnected world of “haves” and “havenots.” It is a phrase on the tips of tongues of students, educators, and policy makers from Berkeley to Cambridge and everywhere in between including Cairo, Egypt, in a speech by President Barack Obama in June 2009. There is a growing wave of people working around the world leveraging entrepreneurial principles to solve public problems and make social change It deals with the more relevant topic of the modern environment of the business entrepreneur.