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This module focuses on initiatives and training to stimulate entrepreneurship among students, suggesting ideas to train entrepreneurial teachers, presenting entrepreneurial projects carried out in schools and proposing methods to create a network and to find funds.

Innovative Entrepreneurial Experiences at Schools

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Chapter 3: Steps to carry out a business project at school
Project Evaluation
Individual or collective appraisal of one or several entrepreneurial indicators provides feedback on the entrepreneurial project experience and completes the approach. It also allows one to draw conclusions that can be transferred to a future project.

For the evaluation of an entrepreneurial project, the following criteria can be taken into account:

Effectiveness
This indicator focuses on carrying out the tasks and achieving results. For example, to what extent have the objectives been reached?

Efficiency
This indicator focuses on productivity establishing a link between the results and the means.
For example, has the project author made the best use possible of the resources they had?

Transfer
This indicator focuses on the knowledge acquired while carrying out the project and the possibility to reinvest it in a future project.
For example, does this project prompt another one? In which activities can learning results be reinvested?

Relevance
This indicator focuses on the entrepreneurial attitudes and the skills the project helped develop.
For example, to what extent does the project create an effect seen as positive by the target audience?

Pleasure, pride
This indicator focuses on satisfaction with the results.
For example, to what extent does the project make its author feel they have achieved something important and valuable to them?
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Date: 2016.08.03

Posted by S. Cabrerizo - Spain

The e-learning guide is very useful. Module 4, Innovative Entrepreneurial Experiences at Schools, provides easy examples for teachers.
The negative side is is that there is a lot of information in English, and sometimes it is difficult to follow it if you have an intermediate level of English. Moreover, as a suggestion, I think it could be a good idea to have it in a download version to print the most interesting parts.

Date: 2016.07.07

Posted by Didier Cahour - France

This module is a little bit complex and theoretical. Good practices at the end are relevant.

Date: 2016.07.06

Posted by Gabriela Vrabie - Romania

This module highlights a very important aspect of education: entrepreneurship education in schools, vocational schools and universities, which will definitely have a positive impact on entrepreneurial dynamism in our economies, on young people’s employability.
To this end it not only raises teachers and counsellors’ awareness about the benefits of enterprise projects but also provides them with invaluable tips on how to implement such enterprise projects at their own school. Teachers and counsellors will find practical advice on the necessary steps in creating an enterprise project at school, how an enterprise works or how to search for funds such as crowdfunding. The module also proposes teachers, educators or guidance counsellors a series of best practices to get inspired from.

Date: 2016.07.05

Posted by Martine Prignon (AEDE-EL) - Belgium

The choice of topics and the study of them provide a valuable source of information to teachers, trainers, counselors...
The best practices and online resources add a useful complement to theory, by presenting concrete examples of experiences, projects, exchanges between peers...

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