Many educators don’t feel qualified to teach entrepreneurship, seeing it as too vague, too corporate, or just “not for them.” But the real challenge isn’t...
The Skill of Seeing What Others Miss
Being able to spot entrepreneurial opportunities isn’t just luck or instinct — it’s a skill that can (and should) be taught, with the right mix of knowledge, alertness, and creativity, reinforced through hands-on learning.
When does Entrepreneurship Education Actually Work?
Making entrepreneurship education compulsory doesn’t guarantee it will stick. Too early, and students tune out. Too late, and they’ve moved on. Taught poorly, and it’s...
The Actual Skills You Need for Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Introductory entrepreneurship courses can unintentionally increase overconfidence, particularly in male students, while female students tend to show more realistic self-assessments. This gap suggests a need for entrepreneurship programmes that build balanced self-efficacy across genders.
Overconfidence in Entrepreneurship Students
Introductory entrepreneurship courses can unintentionally increase overconfidence, particularly in male students, while female students tend to show more realistic self-assessments. This gap suggests a need...
Introducing the Entrepreneurial Method
Entrepreneurship training has its ups and downs, and maintaining students’ self-belief is key.
Turning Engineers into Entrepreneurs
A Spanish university course used challenge-based learning to boost engineering students' entrepreneurial skills, improving their problem-solving, creative thinking, and resource management.
Maintaining Confidence in the Face of Realistic Challenges
Entrepreneurship training has its ups and downs, and maintaining students’ self-belief is key.
