Table I.

Process model of entrepreneurship education

Process
Inputs studentsContent focusTeaching focusOutputs
Prior knowledge baseEntrepreneurship definedDidactic (reading/lectures)Personal (confidence and communication)
MotivationIntrapreneurshipSkill-building (case studies group discussions, presentations, problem-solving, simulations, teamwork and projects)Knowledge (enterprise initiative, self-employment, business, management and marketing skills, analytical, problem-solving, decision-making, communication, presentation and risk-taking)
PersonalityInnovation
Needs/interestsNew product development
IndependenceIdea generation
AttitudesMarket research
Parental influenceFeasibility of ideaDiscovery (brainstorming, personal goal setting, career planning and consultancy)
Self-esteemFinance
ValuesProduction
Work experienceRegulations
People managementCareer (improved knowledge, broader career options and broader less structured career perspective)
Teamwork
Business
Marketing
Management

Note:

“Environment” includes local learning environment and broader macro environment

Source: Hynes (1996, p. 13)

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