Include entrepreneurship in SHS curriculum - Kwesi Bruks

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• Jason 9 years ago

  What a noble idea!My son studied entrepreneurship in High School. Established his own company before he graduated two years later from high school. He was admitted in one of the best universities the USA graduated in Economic ...
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  What a noble idea!My son studied entrepreneurship in High School. Established his own company before he graduated two years later from high school. He was admitted in one of the best universities the USA graduated in Economics and French and is now working for a major company. The good news is that he managed his company so well that he paid all his university fees and graduated without owing a debt. Teaching entrepreneurship in High Schools will help many youth in Ghana to start and own their own business. It is a good idea.

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• Saint Ghfuo: Nyantakyi must go! 9 years ago

  Courses like this should be taught in poly or university not high school. Teach sex education and finance/investment 101 classes in shs and make these mandatory for all students. This will teach kids about sex and stds. Stude ...
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  Courses like this should be taught in poly or university not high school. Teach sex education and finance/investment 101 classes in shs and make these mandatory for all students. This will teach kids about sex and stds. Students will also learn about finance, how to save, budget and take advantage of lucrative banks programs and investment programs. Provide more hands on, practical education. Invest in business start up offices/agencies regionally, municipally.these offices will serve as start up incubators, where self starters can get help and advice on writing business proposals, seek funding etc....

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• mr amin 9 years ago

  After the skill training n with the poor purchesing power coupled with the depreciation of the cedi, who will buy the end product? u cant creat jobs with out patronage.

  After the skill training n with the poor purchesing power coupled with the depreciation of the cedi, who will buy the end product? u cant creat jobs with out patronage.

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