Understanding And Fostering Entrepreneurial Intentions Among Students

Abstract

The research examines entrepreneurship based on a survey. It finds that many face challenges like lack of money and fear of risks, especially among girls. Live education is suggested as a solution to boost confidence. Parents mostly support creativity in children (63.38%), with a few disagreeing (11%) according to respondents perception. Boys show more interest in entrepreneurship and taking risks (58.28%) compared to girls (30.17%). Both struggle with sticking to one business idea, especially girls. The survey also reveals limited awareness about government support. Over 50% believe the government is helpful in entrepreneurship. The study suggests adding awareness programs in education for future entrepreneurs. In summary, this journal explores challenges and perceptions in entrepreneurship that hinder youth from venturing. It advocates for straightforward education solutions, gender-sensitive support, and recognizes positive views on government initiatives.