ENTREPRENEURSHIP (Exploratory)

AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT:

An authentic assessment for exploratory entrepreneurship can involve students developing and presenting a simple business plan or prototype based on a real-world problem or community need. This task allows them to apply entrepreneurial concepts such as identifying a target market, budgeting, marketing strategies, and value proposition. Students are evaluated not just on their final output, but also on their ability to collaborate, think critically, adapt their ideas, and effectively communicate their business vision. This hands-on, real-life scenario mirrors actual entrepreneurial challenges and helps students connect classroom learning with practical application. 

OVERVIEW:

Entrepreneurship (Exploratory) is an introductory course designed to give students a basic understanding of how businesses are created and managed. It focuses on developing an entrepreneurial mindset by exploring topics such as identifying business opportunities, understanding customer needs, basic financial literacy, and creative problem-solving. Through hands-on activities, simulations, and simple business projects, students gain practical experience in planning, organizing, and presenting business ideas. This course encourages initiative, critical thinking, and innovation, helping students build foundational skills that can be applied in real-life situations or future entrepreneurial ventures.