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Entrepreneurship 12 Academic 1.0 Credit
If you have ever considered starting a small business, this course is for
you. Students who choose this course should be highly motivated with
personal qualities of creative thinking, determination, adaptability, and
flexibility. Entrepreneurship 12 focuses on active, experiential learning
and on developing the attitudes, skills, and knowledge required to meet the
many opportunities and challenges of being an entrepreneur. The course
comprises three components: action, theory, and business planning.
Students apply what they learn to organize, operate, and manage
activities/ventures in four strategic areas:
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school-based activities
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business venture(s)
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community-based learning
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mentoring
As well as the 110 hours of classroom time, students are expected to
complete a minimum number of of entrepreneurial activities outside the
classroom.
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