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Addressing Future Jobs Through Entrepreneurial Skill Development and Work-Integrated Learning

Target Groups

The project is addressed to:

South African Higher education Lecturers

South African Career Center Staff

Students in business management, economics, and marketing

Results

For the purpose the project will develop and make accessible the following deliverables

OnLine Teaching Tools

Such as role-playing, case studies, and startup pitch simulations to promote students entrepreneurial spirit

Guidelines

For incorporating entrepreneurial oriented education and WIL into Curricula

Toolkit

To develop collaborations between HEIs and businesses and guidelines for Career Centers to provide sustain students employability and for fostering self-employment opportunities

Business Incubator Package

To guide students in creating business plans, setting up start-ups, and sustaining entrepreneurial ventures

Partnership

Partners from European Countries Involved in the Project.

Contractual Partners

Associated Partners

AFJ

The European project entitled AFJ has been written and coordinated by the University of Johannesburg (South Africa) in cooperation with Pixel. The project was funded by the Erasmus+ Programme, Cooperation partnerships in Higher Education. The aim of AFJ project is to enhance the employability and entrepreneurial skills of graduates in entrepreneurship, business management, accounting, marketing and agriculture by building the capacity of educators within South African higher education institutions (HEIs) to provide education aligned with labour market demands.

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Web Resource Credits

The project is addressed to:

South African Higher education Lecturers

South African Career Center Staff

Students in business management, economics, and marketing

For the purpose the project will develop and make accessible the following deliverables

Participants’ Experiences in the AFJ Project

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Partners from European Countries Involved in the Project.

Contractual Partners

Associated Partners

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