BECOME BUSY 2.0
Project Number: 2020-3-EL02-KA205-006663
Timespan of the Project: 01/03/21 – 28/02/2023
Project E-mail: info@ceipes.org
Financial Program: Erasmus+
Objectives
- To create a stimulating environment for business ideas to flourish, by offering support to young participants;
- To strengthen the essential entrepreneurial capabilities through the development of hard and soft skills;
- To promote pre-incubators among other organisations working in the fields of youth and entrepreneurship;
- To train the participating actors on pre-incubation activities;
- To help young participants achieving consciousness about the essential steps to develop their business idea;
- To support, train and educate young people with fewer opportunities.
Activities
- A platform with interactive and essential materials;
- A state-of-art, both in English and partners’ national languages, on pre-incubation actions. This document will be based on the available bibliography and on youngsters’ difficulties when designing a business idea;
- A strategy to understand which the essential steps are to become an entrepreneur and adopting a business idea;
- A training for youth workers on the addressed topics and on the strategies to support youth in becoming entrepreneurs;
- e-Mentoring and e-Coaching to improve young participants’ skills in order to provide them the access to better opportunities;
- The stimulation of a network of young entrepreneurs.
Results
- A need analysis on virtual pre-incubators usage strategy, both in English and partners’ national languages;
- An e-Business Plan tool and the development of prototypes, both in English and partners’ national languages;
- The implementation of the previous Become Busy online platform with a Business Simulation tool;
- A digital library containing online educational materials, according to the virtual pre-incubation strategy.
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