If you find yourself in the Hattiesburg area and you’re interested in learning a little bit about entrepreneurship and how business works then head on down to Pearl River Community College. Working together with MyBizAM project, they are offering a 33 hour Southern Entrepreneur Program (SEP) reports hattiesburgamerican.com. The program will teach individuals the basics […]
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If your high school had offered a class on entrepreneurship, would you have taken it? That is a question that’s being considered by a school board in the Philippines. The Surigao del Norte Gov. Sol F. Matugas hopes to convince everyone that leaving school and heading straight into a job isn’t the only option for
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According to a story in the Associated Press, many small business owners are about to become students. Some are brand-new entrepreneurs who want to learn the basics, such as how to use accounting software. Others are veterans who want to learn new skills so they can expand their business. Owners who want to learn have
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It’s not every day that an entrepreneur that spends his time bring electricity to remote parts of Africa can spend a year with two Silicon Valley financiers and a retired tech exec. Yet for the 8th year in a row, over 20 social entrepreneurs like that one have been invited to Santa Clara University’s Global
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Yesterday it was announced that the Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence at University of Pittsburgh is launching the Center for Women in Business. They will be featuring programs that were previously a part of PowerLink. With this switch PowerLink will remain a nonprofit but it will become inactive reports the Pittsburgh Business Times. “Women start companies
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For organic caterer Annie Marshall, what was originally a means to support her daughter has since become a dedication to teaching people the benefits of healthier eating reports FrederickNewsPost.com. Marshall, who works under the name Veggie Annie, learned about cooking from her mother. She became a single mom at 25 and started a catering business
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Back-to-school spending is expected to be robust this year as parents replenish their kids’ wardrobes and backpacks after two years of weak demand for school gear. Having outgrown shoes, shirts and even backpacks they’ve used the last two years, children heading back to school this year will arrive in style. The National Retail Federation’s 2010
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How do you know if you should start a tutoring business? Is your area’s economy fairly resilient? Poor people don’t pay for tutors. Do a significant number of people in your area value higher education? Dumb people don’t want paid tutors. Are there a significant number of universities nearby? Athletes often need paid tutors. Do
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How do you get young preschoolers to learn? By making each lesson something fun. Hooray For Books is a franchise that makes learning fun. Using fun themes, stories and hands on projects, kids are able to use their imaginations to the max. However the founder, Mary Murphy, didn’t start out with a business in mind.
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While the best way to learn about business is to get hands on, there are also plenty of lessons to be learned through college courses on the topic. To help their business students get the most out of their education, UMass Boston has launched the entrepreneurship center, says Mass High Tech Business News. The center
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