Impact of Entrepreneurship Education in Technical Institutions - Shiramba, Pamela
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Entrepreneurship education is widely taught in institutions of higher learning around the world in an effort to develop positive attitudes among students towards considering self employment and enterprise creation as a career choice. Despite many years of these efforts, unemployment especially in developing countries continue to escalate and very little academic literature exists on neither the relevance of Entrepreneurship Education Curriculum nor on the challenges experienced in its implementation. This book vividly discusses entrepreneurship education curriculum and strategies of overcoming…mehr

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Entrepreneurship education is widely taught in institutions of higher learning around the world in an effort to develop positive attitudes among students towards considering self employment and enterprise creation as a career choice. Despite many years of these efforts, unemployment especially in developing countries continue to escalate and very little academic literature exists on neither the relevance of Entrepreneurship Education Curriculum nor on the challenges experienced in its implementation. This book vividly discusses entrepreneurship education curriculum and strategies of overcoming constraints in its implementation. The text should be useful to students and teaching staff in tertiary institutions, policy makers, donor agencies and other stakeholders interested in promoting entrepreneurship.
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Autorenporträt
Pamela Shiramba studies Entrepreneurship at Mount Kenya University. Has vast experience in education as a tutor in local colleges and training institutions. Served as a subject panel member at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development and has presented papers in educational conferences. Currently a part-time lecturer at Mount Kenya University.