The academic curriculums in the present day education are not enough for students to reach success. This problem may not affect high-status social class, but for the other social classes, it may be harder to keep up with the evolution in education. The success in a career is mainly based on knowledge, but also in skills that should be been developed for future careers. Right now institutions provide a limitation in curriculums and extra activities that don 't allow students to discover new skills or a correct training to find employment. As a solution, the creation of Social Entrepreneurship ventures will help students financially and provide them with skills development and employment opportunities.
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A Social Entrepreneurship venture has a mission to help the poor and to give to the ones that don 't have, this is why enrolling into this venture is not expensive and at the same time it 's a big help especially for the people that don 't have the resources to obtain a good education or didn 't have the privilege to obtain one in order to get a good job. If a student wants to enroll in the venture there will be a lot of ways to help it financially especially if it comes from a hard financial situation, whether they never had the opportunity to study or wants to learn a new skill, an affordable program will be provided and a fair cost will be …show more content…
The curriculum will consist of an exclusive preparation in the skill selected, and that will include activities simulating real scenarios, hands-on practices, internships and those activities will help them to get prepare for a job. At the end of the curriculum, the student will be proved with job opportunities coming either directly from the organization or outside of the organization, even in some cases they will be trained to have the ability to create their own business and create employment for future
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