A digital place where you can learn the basics of entrepreneurship is up and running! The Let’s Guide e-learning platform offers a free online training course for those who are interested in the field of entrepreneurship and want to boost their business idea.
The Let’s Guide Trainer’s Guide has been designed to support trainers of potential entrepreneurs, freelancers and unemployed in the age of 30-45 with medium or long work experience in developing their skills and competences regarding successful entrepreneurship.
The Let’s Guide project was designed to identify core and innovative learning methods that best encourage successful entrepreneurial activities among low-skilled adult people (potential entrepreneurs, freelancers and unemployed) in the age of 30-45 with medium or long work experience.
Entrepreneurship education, in the last years, is being increasingly promoted in most European countries, according to data published by the European Commission.
With a promise of creating an immersive experience in an entrepreneurial environment, the objective of Let´s Guide was to develop an innovative learning & training tool where adults, were able to obtain the right basic qualities as an entrepreneur, to be able to innovate and think out of the box.
Have you ever wondered if there is a place on the Internet, which helps you in getting to know the basics of entrepreneurship? Well, there is one – free e-learning platform developed under Erasmus+ Let’s Guide project.
It offers a substantial course for people who are interested in entrepreneurship and want to pursue a career in this area or develop some entrepreneurial skills. Its biggest advantage is that it is very interactive with many real-life examples, quizzes and videos.
Although leadership is a very popular topic nowadays, self-leadership isn’t. It is easy to assume why… Self-leadership concerns a more challenging and complex skill to possess. It is closely connected to the concepts of personal growth, self-efficacy, self-confidence and self-motivation, and it impacts on all aspects of our lives; from our professional and personal relationships to our health.
When planning on start a new business model, it's necessary to have an idea first. We all have them but, if not planned correctly, they may become another project that never saw the light or even worst, a project that failed soon after it's launch. So, in order to avoid this situation there are a few steps you may want to consider before starting a new business. Planning is key here so, you may require paper, pen a good dose of patience.
1)Seeking an opportunity:
The term resilience stems from resilire, resilio, Latin for “bounce” – hence the idea of “bouncing back” (Manyena et al., 2011) and refers to the maintenance of positive adjustment under challenging conditions.
This term is back in fashion thanks to the world leaders, like Barack Obama, who spoke of it as a decisive factor to get out of the recent crisis: “Resilient Dynamism”, was the focus of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013.
Not enough emphasis is placed today on the ‘Green’ benefits of workflow solutions for reducing carbon footprint of SMEs and operating costs.
Workflow & Collaboration Solutions are good for the environment and their use should be obligatory by the Government. The most fundamental reasons are:
