Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship Studies
"Entrepreneurship is the act and art of being an entrepreneur or "'one who undertakes innovations or introducing new things, finance and business acumen in an effort to transform innovations into economic goods"." -Wikipedia

(10 credits)
The 10 credits consist of; Business activity in a practice enterprise for 6 credits, and 4 credits from the On-the-job learning in a practice enterprise

Essentially the 6 credits comprise of 3 course wholes that encompass theoretical studies conserning law, financials and marketing.

These are;

-Fundamentals of law for 1 credit.

This compromises of the documents and procedures of establishing a business, Legal requirements of entrepreneurship as well as legislation concerning products, services and contracts.

-Entrepreneurial financial management for 3 credits.

Consisting of Corporate finance, business plan, budgeting, accounting, taxing and financial statements.

-Entrepreneurial marketing for 2 credits.

Marketing research, sales tracking and reporting. In addition, fair projects and open doors.

The remaining 4 credits are tied with the OTJL, which translates to the practice company enterprise at the school. Basically establishing, managing, and running a virtual student company from the school offices. Acting as working hours at the company. Because of this OTJL done at school the attendance in lessons is essential for the student to show the skills required.