eTwinning for entrepreneurial education: Developing the next generation of innovators

More than one week
Novice

Course details

Entrepreneurial education typically aims to equip teachers with the knowledge to foster an entrepreneurial mindset among students and integrate entrepreneurship principles into their teaching practices with the help of their eTwinning Projects.

 The general aims of this short course revolve around:

  • Nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset,
  • Developing practical skills,
  • Fostering innovation,
  • Encouraging entrepreneurial action,
  • Promoting social and sustainable entrepreneurship,
  • Foster a culture of innovation and creativity,
  • Using eTwinning as a tool to assist students to create creative and original ideas and tangible outcomes to tackle with the real-world problems using critical thinking, design thinking, problem solving skills with a collective mindset.

The course is offered by eTwinning. To find more courses from eTwinning visit the Professional Development section of the European School Education Platform

Duration and workload

Start date: Monday 27 November 2023
End date: Wednesday 13 December 2023

Duration: 2 weeks and 2 days
Workload: 8-10 hours

Target audience

Teachers from all school levels and subjects, as well as other school staff (librarians, school leaders, etc.) who are interested to learn how eTwinning projects help students acquire entrepreneurial skills and develop entrepreneurial mindset. 

Learning objectives

The objective collectively aims to equip participants with the mindset, skills, knowledge, and support needed to embark on an entrepreneurial journey and increase their chances of entrepreneurial success by:

  • Problem-Solving and Adaptability
  • STEM and STEAM models
  • Leadership and Teamwork
  • Ethical and Social Responsibility
  • Risk Management
  • Product Development:
  • Networking and Relationship Building
  • Opportunity Recognition
  • Creating innovative eTwinning projects in their schools and organisations.

Offered by

This content is offered by the European Commission. The European Commission is the European Union's politically independent executive arm. It is alone responsible for drawing up proposals for new European legislation, and it implements the decisions of the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union.

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Schedule

  1. How this course works
  2. Introductory Module: Why Entrepreneurial Education
  3. Module 1: Create a Mindset – Introduction to Entrepreneurship
  4. Module 2: Ideate an Innovation – Design Thinking in Action
  5. Module 3: Plan a Business – Elements of a Business Plan
  6. Module 4: Build Resilience – Facing Challenges and Setbacks
  7. Module 5: Showcase an Outcome – Assessment and Evaluation