Pass It On
Forget military school…today's colleges and universities have something else in mind of the kids of today: fashioning them into the next generation of entrepreneurs.
In today's society, where constant change characterizes our
oh-so-fervent economy, it is our youth who've happened upon the
realization that they'd be a heck of a lot better off just
working for themselves. With the dissolution of familiar industry,
the unpredictable fate of large-firm employment and the tremendous
influence technology has had on self-molded careers, the field of
entrepreneurship has gotten some strong approval from the public.
Tack on the fact that because the majority of this change has
resulted from the innovative small-business sector, significant
support has shifted toward the relevance of incorporating
entrepreneurial knowledge and skills into our youth's
academia.
And whilemost upper and middle class youth may be hand-fed all
the tricks of the trade through informal parental debate at the
good ol' dinner table, entrepreneurship has finally earned
recognition as a skill that can be extremely helpful in life. A
skill that, according to National Foundation for Teaching
Entrepreneurship (NFTE) founder Steve Mariotti, every child has the
right to know—which leads us to reacquainting you with the
programs and higher educational institutions that are contributing
to the overall growth of entreprenuerial learning and
knowledge.
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