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Practical Outcomes

The document outlines practical outcomes for entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial development, including generating business ideas, conducting self-assessments, and determining suitable business opportunities. It emphasizes the importance of feasibility reports, marketing strategies, and setting goals while also suggesting activities like organizing exhibitions and funfairs. Additionally, it encourages exploring funding options and gathering information from various agencies to support business enterprises.

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Practical Outcomes

The document outlines practical outcomes for entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial development, including generating business ideas, conducting self-assessments, and determining suitable business opportunities. It emphasizes the importance of feasibility reports, marketing strategies, and setting goals while also suggesting activities like organizing exhibitions and funfairs. Additionally, it encourages exploring funding options and gathering information from various agencies to support business enterprises.

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Practical Outcomes (PrOs)

1. Generate business ideas (product/service) for entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial opportunities


through brainstorming.

2. Conduct a self-assessment test to identify entrepreneurial traits.

3. Determine a suitable business opportunity.

4. Organize an exhibition and sale of products made from waste materials.

5. Analyze industries in your field based on production scale, investment, turnover, and pollution,
and prepare a report.

6. Visit a bank or financial institution to explore funding options for small-scale enterprises.

7. Collect loan application forms from nationalized banks or other financial institutions.

8. Gather financial information from agencies that assist in setting up business enterprises.

9. Collect relevant information from government agencies that support business enterprises.

10. Prepare a technological feasibility report for a selected product or service.

11. Create a financial feasibility report for a selected product or service.

12. Develop a vision statement and mission statements for the chosen enterprise.

13. Set short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals for starting a small-scale enterprise.

14. Formulate a marketing strategy for the selected product or service.

15. Compile information on different insurance schemes covering various risk factors.

16. Organize a funfair for your class and document a report on profit and loss.

17. Calculate the breakeven point for your selected business idea.

18. Conduct a discussion session with alumni who are successful entrepreneurs.

19. Develop a business plan for the chosen small-scale enterprise.

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