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Skills undergraduate students acquire after an entrepreneurship education course
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SA
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A
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D
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SD
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1
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I have identified available career options through entrepreneurship education.
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2
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I have gained a good understanding of economics and free enterprise to start and sustain a new business.
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3
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I know about the practical details needed to start a business
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4
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The number of events outside my control which could prevent me from starting a business are very few.
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5
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Developing business ideas will be easy for me.
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6
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I believe I would be completely unable to start a business.
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7
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I can identify potential sources of resources.
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8
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I can identify creative ways to get things done with limited resources.
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9
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For each problem I will find a solution
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10
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I am willing to work hard to set up my own business.
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Relationship between Entrepreneurship Education skills and poverty alleviation
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SA
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A
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D
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SD
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21
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Being an entrepreneur would give me financial freedom through self-employment.
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22
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Being an entrepreneur would give me great satisfaction
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23
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A catalyst to poverty alleviation. is anchored on job creation
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24
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The standard of living of people can be improved through job creation.
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25
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A clear understanding of entrepreneurship education and the correct application of skills to create jobs can greatly influence self-empowerment for better living.
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26
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Lack of entrepreneurship skills is responsible for the high rate of poverty in the society.
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27
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People would be better off financially as entrepreneurs than engaging in paid jobs.
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28
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Entrepreneurs live up to expectation as bread winners of their families.
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29
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I cherish entrepreneurship as a family tradition.
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30
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Being an entrepreneur improves ones quality of life.
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