Entrepreneurship

1) Who is an Entrepreneur

Worksheet 1 What is an entrepreneur?.doc
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Entrepreneurship Week

Problemjournal_final[87] - Schreibgesc
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Problem Journal Name.xlsx
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Bildung von 8 4er Teams

 

Gruppe 1) Moritz S., Charlotte S., Eva Krasa, Nora Y.

Gruppe 2) Moritz M., Finn, Leonie, Lena

Gruppe 3) Simon, Mio, Leyla, Dagmara

Gruppe 4) Larissa, Elena, Bruno, Rosa,

Gruppe 5) Sven, Vali, Lara, Wiki,

Gruppe 6) Leo, Marie, Dinaya, Laura

Gruppe 7) Celine, Emilia, Laura, Martin

Gruppe 8) Kim, Caro, Zahra, Helene

Portrait-of-Entrepreneur-Henry-Ford.pptx
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Task 1 Entrepreneurs (Pair Work)

a) Together with your partner answer the questions on the worksheet - What is an entrepreneur? 

 

Task 2 (10 from worksheet): Individual Work

a) Select 1 (or take one of your own choice) and create a short portrait (approx. 5 slides - recorded ppt)

The portrait should include: 

1) Who is the entrepreneur and what is the background?

2) Was is/was the key business idea and the product or service?

3) Which problem was solved by the the idea or product

4) Where there any failures?

5) What is the impact of this entrepreneur?

 

List of Partners from Schuelergestaltenwandel

https://www.schuelergestaltenwandel.at/de/teilnehmerinnen

 

List of important male & female international and national Entrepreneurs / hidden champions

Lynda Resnick, Oprah Winfrey, Sheryl Sandberg, Beyonce, Sara Blakely, Arianna Huffington, Janice Bryant Howroyd, Martha Steward, Rihanna, Kylie Jenner, ...

 

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Sanjiv Bajaj, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Carlos Slim, Sergey Brin, Richard Branson, Henry Ford, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnigie, Thomas Edison, Nicola Tesla, ...

 

List of Austrian Entrepreneurs 

Gießwein Tirol, Riess Email, Red Bull, Silhouette, Seile Teufelberger, Schlüssel Evva, Waffel Haas, Unger Stahlbau, Med EL, Lindner Recycling, Head, Drone rescue, Pixelrunner, Parkbob, Talentify me

 

Social Entrepreneurs

Ute Bock, Muhammed Yunus, Shiza Shahid, Talentify me (GF Bernhard Hofer), ...

 

I will provide material for:

Gießwein Tirol, Riess Email, Red Bull, Silhouette, Seile Teufelberger, Schlüssel Evva, Waffel Haas, Unger Stahlbau, Med EL, Lindner Recycling, Head, Drone rescue, Pixelrunner, Parkbob, Talentify me

 

2) How to develop a business idea

Twee - Entrepreneurship and Unhappiness.
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Task 2: Problem Journal

Recognising an opportunity is not that difficult. Often business ideas start with one of three different sources

  1. Passion: What do you enjoy doing every day? What do you do in your free time?
  2. Problems: Which problems annoy you or your family?
  3. Ego: What can you do better?

 

 

Record your thoughts in the problem journal and bring them with you to Entrepreneurship Week.

 

No matter how crazy your thoughts are, you can write down anything that comes to your mind!

 

On the first day of the Youth Entrepreneurship Week, we will explore the topic even more.

You will also learn different methods to find a good idea to solve the problem.

The only important thing is that it is a topic that is important to you and that you have a passion for.

 

Now lets see what was the source of the business idea for Go Student?

Problem and Passion Journal Name (2).xls
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Task 3

Expand your list with your passion- and ego list

Get together in your Entrepreneurship Group and make a priorization

Which problems / passions ... are best to be a basis of a business / social enterprise.

Lesson Plan source of entrepreneurship i
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B1_Idea Challenge_Presentation Idea Canv
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B1_Idea Challenge_Presentation Idea Canv
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B1_Idea Challenge_Students PLUS_1_V2.pdf
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Exercises Chapter 1:

Task 1) Secrets of Sucess

Task 2) Creativity Exercise

Task 3 and 4) Think outside of the box

Task 5 and 6) Everyday Creativity and missing socks

Task 7) Morphological box for pizzas

Task 8) Vacation planning

Task 9) Six hats method for a fictive problem: Introduction of a school lock up system (identity card - compare hotels)

Task 10 and 11) What are your hobbies and interests? Choose one, that can be transferred into a business. Now share your Ideas with your neighbour and chose 1. Group work: Create a company profile.

Task 12) Internal and external business ideas

Task 13) From Market Opportunities to business ideas

Task 14) From an Idea to a business opportunity

 

 

 

 

3) Value proposition and customer segments

B1_Idea Challenge_Students PLUS_2_V3.pdf
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4) What can you learn from your competition?

IGCSE Business Studies A* Notes C1 Under
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