Entrepreneurship and small business education: a conceptual exploration

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Title: Entrepreneurship and small business education: a conceptual exploration
Author(s): Arciniega, Allan Vazquez; Maritz, Alex
Abstract: Entrepreneurship education is a very important issue in the development entrepreneurship. The purpose of this paper is to explore principles based on entrepreneurship and small business research to build an entrepreneurship education program for potential entrepreneurs turn into practicing entrepreneurs. Among the issues reviewed are learning, the entrepreneurial process, entrepreneurial self-efficacy and entrepreneurial intentions. The paper concludes with a proposition of what to teach potential entrepreneurs and further research section suggests a curricular and technology review based on the findings of this paper.
Publication type: Conference paper
Research centre: Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Business and Enterprise. Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship
Source: Proceedings of the 24th Annual SEAANZ Conference, Sydney, Australia, 13-15 July 2011 / Brian Gibson (ed.), pp. 93-113
Publication year: 2011
FOR Code(s): 150304 Entrepreneurship
Keyword(s): Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurship education; Entrepreneurship education program; Learning; Self-efficacy; Small business; The entrepreneurial process
Publisher: Small Enterprise Association of Australia and New Zealand
ISBN: 9780958281096, 0958281092
Publisher URL: http://www.seaanz.org
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