Small Enterprise Magazine - January 2016

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Small Enterprise Magazine - Why an Entrepreneurship Course?

Ideas spark intermittently out of your everyday tasks. Aspiring entrepreneurs thinks of every new idea in their minds, trying to find its true worth. Could this be the one—the idea that can kick start a thriving new business?

Many of them after graduation head straight to large companies. Most do not dream of company creation; they are interested in stocks and investments while securing a job. Those who are interested in entrepreneurship seek out VC firms instead of starting a company.

Entrepreneurship courses are like sandboxes for a great idea. You can experiment and try things out without the risk of real-world consequences. Your idea doesn’t have to be business ready yet. Use an entrepreneurship course to assess your idea’s feasibility and learn what the opportunities are for growth.

What you will learn at an Entrepreneurship School
You can learn business strategies like marketing, finance, but unless you are thinking like an entrepreneur all the conditioning is just academic in nature. To bring about a positive change in the world of entrepreneurship and by allowing budding entrepreneurs to feel and think like one has been the emphasis of various entrepreneurship courses.
Thinking like an entrepreneur is a trait that does not require any entrance exams or pre conditioned ideas. That is the reason there are entrepreneurship courses available even for under gradates and less educated working professionals.
How entrepreneurship courses are beneficial? While business schools offers more academic details, entrepreneurship courses take a hands on approach to making its students understand the real world of entrepreneurship. Most entrepreneurship courses have hands on approach with practical problem solving being the crux of the program.