Entrepreneurship Education & Training Supporting Manufacturing Education in Florida

In support of Florida’s Perkins V State Plan to create a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem through career and technical education (CTE), FLATE has compiled and updated a list of resources on entrepreneurship curriculum education and mentorship.

Entrepreneurship education and training (EET) refers to academic education and formal training interventions or activities that share the broad objective of providing individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to start, operate, or scale an enterprise.

For purposes of Perkins V, FLATE has compiled a list of resources with a focus on cultivating within CTE students the following two domains:

• Entrepreneurial mindsets - the socio-emotional skills and overall awareness of “what it takes” to become a successful entrepreneur (e.g., self-confidence, leadership, creativity, risk propensity, motivation, critical thinking, high degrees of empathy, resilience, and self-efficacy)
• Entrepreneurial capabilities - the capacity for successful business management and venturing (e.g., knowledge of marketing, accounting, financial modeling, and the sources of capital, and evidencing the ability to de-risk an idea, successfully pivot, and value-create)

Resources

• Entrepreneurship Education Resources: includes a list of online resources including partner and sponsored institutions. 
• Florida Colleges offering Entrepreneurship Education & Training
• FDOE Curriculum Frameworks for Business Entrepreneurship A.S. Degree 
• Business Entrepreneurship (AS - 1552070308) (RTF)
• Business Entrepreneurship (CCC - 0552070308) (RTF)
• Business Entrepreneurship Operations (CCC – 0552070303) (RTF)
Business Development and Entrepreneurship (CCC - 0552070306) (RTF)

For more information about FLATE educational resources and EET visit FLATE.org and FLATE.PBWorks.com/Career Planning Resources