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Kåre Moberg | FFE-YE Effektmåling Marts 2013 1 Kåre Moberg The Danish Foundation for Entrepreneurship - Young Enterprise The Department for Strategic Management and Globalization Effects of Entrepreneurship Education 2012
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Kåre Moberg | FFE-YE Effektmåling Marts 2013 2 Measuring short term effects - 2012 Primary level 2,000 students born 1997 – 1 st survey (40.1%) 2,000 students born 1996 – 1 st (46.9%) and 2 nd (61.4%) surveys Secondary level – Company Programme 2,609 participants (12.6%) Tertiary level 598 students 2011 691 students 2012
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Primary Level Secondary Level Tertiary Level Competences Attitudes Knowledge Non-Cognitive Cognitive
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Kåre Moberg | FFE-YE Effektmåling Marts 2013 4 Two different approaches to entrepreneurship o Entrepreneurship as a trademanship o How to start a business o Evaluate business ideas o The role of entrepreneurs in our society o How to pursue a career as self-employed o Entrepreneurship as a method o Come up with new ideas o Think creatively o Turn ideas into actions o Create new activities
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+ Entrepreneurship as a Method Entrepreneurship as a Trademanship *Gender*Ethnicity *Parent * Educational background + School Engagement - Intentions -
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+ Entrepreneurship as a Method Entrepreneurship as a Trademanship *Gender*Ethnicity *Parent * Educational background + School Engagement - Intentions - Teacher Support Self Confidence Connectednes to Classmates + + + + +
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+ School Attachment Entrepreneurship as a Trademanship Entrepreneurship as a Method *Gender*Ethnicity*Parent* Educational background - + Teacher Support
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Kåre Moberg | FFE-YE Effektmåling Marts 2013 8 Longitudinal Effects o At primary and lower secondary level o Students become more enterprising o Start and lead organizations outside the school o Prepare more for their future
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