SLIDE 1 Getting the Government To Do It:
Strategies for Mainstreaming and Scaling Entrepreneurship
Presenters:
- Moustapha Naite, Minister of Youth & Youth Employment (Guinea)
- Robert Mawanda, International Labour Organization (ILO) (Tanzania)
- Angelica Towne, Co-Founder, Educate! (USA / Uganda)
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- Youth Mentor
- Entrepreneurship & Leadership Course
- Experience Starting an Enterprise
- Teacher Association
Educate! Skill Building
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Educate! Graduate Leading From Harvard
DOMINIC
SLIDE 8 Qualities of an Effective Advocate
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Up – Down – Across Relationship Building
SLIDE 11 Blessed the Boss!
“I want to be a stepping stone for my family. My dad’s side is socked in poverty and I want to change that”
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Praise the Past While Pushing for the Future
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The Wow Factor: Practical Entrepreneurship
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SLIDE 17 Evidence – Based Advocacy
EDUCATE!
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Started a successful paper company while still in secondary school
SLIDE 19 Themes in the Curriculum
Using entrepreneurship for social development.
- Scanning the environment:
Scan the natural and social environment to identify possible business opportunities.
Building a learners’ skills to be able to start a business enterprise.
Equipping learners with skills of management to start a business and run it successfully.
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Curriculum
syllabus, teachers’ guide, learner’s workbook
Teacher Training
training manual
Continuous Assessment National Examination
Bring the Full Package:
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YOUR OWN BUSINESS IDEA LIST
SLIDE 23 National Reform Achievements
- Schools started Business Clubs
- Students do field attachments to gain more
exposure in the real business
- EE mainstreamed in the national curriculum
- Teachers have Enterprising methodologies
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YOUR OWN BUSINESS IDEA LIST
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Deliver on the Promise of Education
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Global ILO Materials
SLIDE 27 Quoting 2 World Leaders - A Century Apart: “Nowhere else in Africa will little money go so far. Nowhere else will results be more brilliant, more substantial or more rapidly
- realized. Uganda is from end to end a
'beautiful garden' where 'staple food' of the people grows almost without labour. Does it not sound like a paradise on earth? It is the Pearl of Africa." “The Money is here... The Money is here.”
Uganda
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Survey your local business area
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Educated! Girls Change the World
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