Entrepreneurship education is said to be a globally acknowledged programme of study which seeks to provide learners with the knowledge, skills and motivation to encourage entrepreneurial success in different levels of education (Koko & Ikpesu, 2009). It is the training of individuals to understand and develop key entrepreneurial attributes, skills and behaviours. Skills such as creativity, innovativeness, quick decision-making and risk-taking have being identified as relevant to those who have an
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CREATIVE INDUSTRY: PRINTING PRESS by: Olubunmi Adetayo Abstract The capacity and willingness to develop, organize and manage various businesses along with any of its risks in order to make a profit, is what is known as entrepreneurship. Therefore, for economic development to take place, certain industries such as “creative industries” must be present in order for the entrepreneurial aspect of human actions to flourish. The active and vigilant participation
certain number of employees usually 250 as defined in the European Union , 300 in Nigeria , 500 in the Unites States of America and 200 in some other countries . The number of employees however is not the only criteria for qualifying SMEs: They are equally defined by their annual turnover which has been set to not exceed 50 million euro (applicable in the European Union) or 100 million naira (applicable in Nigeria) per annum, and/or an annual balance sheet that does not exceed 43 million euro (applicable
the masses, a situation where an ordinary man becomes a prey and our leaders could abscond due process and bribe their way out of any perpetrated evil and corrupt act, whereas, in such cases, justice in Nigeria has always favoured the wealthy minority. Ironically, an ordinary man in Nigeria always succumb to his fate and give up to the torment imposed on him by the government on a daily basis , that, One day it will be better , this was an old saying for Nigerian youths, however,
making this choice can be incredibly rewarding, prospective entrepreneurs should not be fooled by the glamour that the media portray around entrepreneurship. It is worth-knowing that there is an incredibly high mortality rate among small businesses as showcased in the report of the survival rate and trend in businesses around the globe which includes Nigeria. If a person’s business fails, his credit rating will be ruined; his confidence will crash; his family will be put under immense, unrelenting
THE BENEFIT OF EMBRACING WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT ON THE PROFITABILITY OF FIRMS DELMONTE COMPANY BERNICE MUTHONI (A PROJECT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS.SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AT JOMOKENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY). 2017 Chapter One Introduction This study will be about supply chain management and profitability
IT technologies and marketing strategies can help improve communications and facilitate the smooth transfer of information across all phases of the supply chain. Marketing can make you want to go on vacation and decide where to go on vacation. Tactical and slim marketing is what drives many of our thoughts and actions. Without marketing, most of the causes or products would never receive the huge support they currently enjoy. The importance of marketing can not be denied and must be taken into account
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The Lost Generation and the effects on the economy of South Africa by NA Potgieter A research proposal submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration Economics 1B Module Milpark Education 2012 The Lost Generation and the effects on the economy of South Africa by NICOLE AMELIA POTGIETER A research report submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration Economics 1B Module at Milpark