Events
2013 Free State (South Africa) enterPRIZE Job Creation Challenge is here! Featured
The competition, launched in Bloemfonte last week, is a partnership between Detea, Seda, FICA and the ILO with generous sponsorships from the private sector, universities and business associations.
The goal of the competition is to create decent jobs through small and medium enterprise development.
The competition is open for entries until 26 April 2013 for emerging, new and established enterprises based in the Free State province.
For more information about the challenge, to register for one of the challenge workshops throughout the province and to enter the competition visit www.enterprizejobchallenge.co.za
KAB part of the Academy on Sustainable Enterprise Development / CLE à l'Université d'été pour le développement de l'entreprise durable
KAB will be one more time part of the Academy on Sustainable Enterprise Development, which will be taking place from 17th to 28th June 2013
You can have a look at the flyer and REGISTER online.
L'université d'été pour le développement de l'entreprise durable enseignera
une fois de plus CLE, et se déroulera du 17 au 28 Juin 2013
Inscrivez-vous ICI et consultez la brochure jointe (en anglais)
Workshop on Education and Learning Issues in Entrepreneurship: call for Paper
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens organizes a workshop on Education and Learning Issues in Entrepreneurship from 3 to 5th July 2013.
The workshop aims to bring together scholars from both Entrepreneurship and Education to address issues on understanding and promoting entrepreneurship. A priority of the field is the development of entrepreneurial theory along with innovative instruction to facilitate formal or informal entrepreneurial learning. A theory for entrepreneurship requires understanding of personal and societal factors as well as appropriate modeling. Challenges in entrepreneurship education include the design of relevant courses and the development of instruction that fosters innovation and business venturing. The workshop will consider themes such as: entrepreneurial learning, entrepreneurial competencies, entrepreneurship educationand entrepreneurship and lifelong learning.
Learn more about the workshop here.
For the workshop, the University is calling for papers on the topic which address:
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Practical learning of entrepreneurs and its relationship to learning theories;
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Learning associated with entrepreneurial decision making and beliefs;
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Learning as a component for entrepreneurship theory development;
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Entrepreneurial competencies and traits of habitual, latent, nascent or expert entrepreneurs;
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Entrepreneurial competencies for entrepreneurship education and training;
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Entrepreneurial career counselling;
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Entrepreneurial curricula in different contexts, countries, groups and levels of education;
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Innovative instruction and learning activities;
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The impact of entrepreneurship education and training;
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Entrepreneurship as a capacity for lifelong learning;
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Entrepreneurship in the context of vocational training;
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Entrepreneurship and priorities for personal and career development
INSTRUCTIONS:
Abstracts should be written in English, and should reflect the novelty, the findings and the implications of the research contribution. They should be between 300 and 800 words.
Up to 6 keywords should be included with the abstract for classification purposes. The author should classify his/her paper as either conceptual, research, case study, working paper (ongoing Ph.D. work included). Authors should also indicate preference for oralorposter presentation.
For convenience, potential authors may use the following abstract template [MSWord template ].
The abstract should be submitted electronically to edlearn@mm.di.uoa.gr by March 10th, 2013.
Notification of acceptance will be sent to the corresponding author by April 14th, 2013. All abstracts will be double blind reviewed by the workshop committee.
Accepted papers, either oral or poster, will be included in the workshop proceedings.
03-07-2013
05-07-2013
Greece
Events
Call for Paper Athens Workshop (90 downloads)
YEN Launches Ask An Entrepreneur Free Webinar Series: Wednesday 5th December
YEN Launches Ask An Entrepreneur Free Webinar Series: Wednesday 28th November
YEN Launches Ask An Entrepreneur Free Webinar Series: Wednesday 21st November
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YEN Launches Ask An Entrepreneur Free Webinar Series: Wednesday 7th November
Global Entrepreneurship Week: 12-18 November 2012 Featured
Global Entrepreneurship Week is the world’s largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare.
During one week each November, GEW inspires people everywhere through local, national and global activities designed to help them explore their potential as self-starters and innovators. These activities, from large-scale competitions and events to intimate networking gatherings, connect participants to potential collaborators, mentors and even investors—introducing them to new possibilities and exciting opportunities.
The initiative kicked off in 2008, launched by former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Carl Schramm, the president and CEO of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Since then, it has grown to 115 countries—with nearly 24,000 partner organizations planning more than 37,000 activities that directly engage more than 7 million people.
With so many new jobs in entrepreneurial economies coming from firms less than five years old, it is not surprising that leaders around the world are looking to reinvigorate their economies by focusing on ways to stimulate new firm formation. Global Entrepreneurship Week helps map the entrepreneurial ecosystem in those countries and enjoys the participation and support of presidents and prime ministers on every continent, including: President Barack Obama (US); Prime Minister David Cameron (UK); Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Israel); President Anibal Cavaco Silva (Portugal); Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Canada); President John Atta Mills (Ghana); and, numerous ministers focused on advancing economic growth.
But GEW is more than just an awareness campaign supported by world leaders and celebrity entrepreneurs. It is about unleashing ideas and doing what it takes to bring them to life—spotting opportunities, taking risks, solving problems, being creative, building connections and learning from both failure and success. It is about thinking big and making your mark on the world—doing good while doing well at the same time.
Visit http://www.unleashingideas.org/ to get ideas of what to do or of events in a place near you!
12/11/2012
18/11/2012
Denmark
Events
GEW 2011 Impact Report (146 downloads)
YEN Marketplace Webinar: Technology solutions for M&E
YEN Marketplace organizes another webinar focused on Technology Solutions for M&E:
Monitoring & Evaluation helps focus resources, and make development aid effective. It is often slow, hard, and expensive work: but it doesn't always have to be so. Technology is evolving all the time and new ways of collecting and analysing project data have recently become available. This webinar looks at the different solutions available which make the management, monitoring and analysis of your projects quick, easy and inexpensive. A case study will be introduced to demonstrate how technology is being used to collect data anywhere, using a variety of devices and then analysed and used in reports
The webinar will take place online, on June 27, 2012 at 12:00 PM Europe/London time
Deadline to register : Wed, 06/27/12
To participate, register here

