National Content Standards for Entrepreneurship Education

March 16, 2016

Identified as a 21st century skills essential for future success, the Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education has come up with National Content Standards for Entrepreneurship Education that help to mold the common abilities and attributes of entrepreneurs. Those skills cover entrepreneurial skills, business functions and ready skills threading in academic skills to prepare youth in the business sector and in life. It focuses on basics, core competencies and creativity along with the start-up of a business.

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