Yes, partners pay an annual fee to demonstrate a commitment to the partnership and to help subsidize EA’s operational expenses. |
As an EA partner, your college will be set apart from the thousands of other colleges and you will be able to put your faculty and students on the cutting edge of entrepreneurship education. |
We’ll get some quotes from current partners. Then “EA can put you in touch with one of our current faculty members, if you would like to speak with them directly about their experience with EA.”
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EA offers a similar core packet to all partners, but makes alterations to tailor the program to the needs of different academic disciplines.
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EA is housed in DCSE and thus has access to a wide range of entrepreneurial resources, including local, national and international guest speakers, innovative teaching tools entrepreneurial activities and much more.
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Educational institutions play a critical role in shaping the lives of young professionals and by equipping students with the tools to lead more entrepreneurial, educational institutions will prepare students to think differently, develop more innovative solutions to challenges they will face in the workplace and generate more employment opportunities.
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Faculty members engage in monthly trainings in which they prepare for the upcoming modules and discuss the modules they covered during the previous month. Additionally, faculty members regularly participate in other various trainings, such as advanced IT applications for academics, training of trainers on achievement motivation and other topics related to entrepreneurship education.
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If you are interested in becoming an EA partner, contact the EA team through the get involved page (link to get involved page) or directly at ea@dfmail.org or 0836 237 8511. The EA team will follow up with you to discuss the details of a partnership with your institution. To finalize a partnership with DCSE, colleges sign an MOU.
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