Assessment on Entrepreneurial Skills of the Senior High School - Home Economics Students: Basis for a Learning Intervention Plan
Maricar Delas Alas | Arra Faye Lagrana | Kyla Dimapawi | Lovely Feliciano | Michael Gato | Mark Paulo Tanjente | Jaymar Arago
Discipline: Education
Abstract:
Entrepreneurship has a rightful place in Home Economics. This research focused on the assessment
of entrepreneurial skills of the Senior High School – Home Economics Students: a basis for a
learning intervention plan. The researchers utilized the curriculum guide of Department of Education
to assess the entrepreneurial skills in terms of making a business plan and implementing a small case
business. It caters 287 SHS HE students taking the track and strand. Based on the results, it was
found out that developing a business plan got 4.57 mean which means that the students were strongly
agreed that they can prepare and produce a business plan. Meanwhile, 4.38 as strongly agree also in
implementing a small business. The Lack of opportunities to attend trainings, seminars, and
workshops related to entrepreneurship was a challenge experience of the students. The study
recommends school to support the development of entrepreneurial skills of the students to further
capacitate them in the industry demand.
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