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Partners of the Erasmus+ project “SELF – Solo Entrepreneurs Learning Framework” is pleased to announce the launch of Work Package 2 (WP2), titled “Mapping and Extrapolating Solo-Entrepreneurship Trends & Features.” With the launch of WP2, the SELF project, co-funded by the European Commission, takes a significant step towards creating a comprehensive learning framework that fosters HE students’ entrepreneurial skills and promotes solo-entrepreneurship.
WP2 focuses on assessing and evaluating consolidated good practices and case studies at both country and transnational levels. These evaluations will guide the promotion of innovative and impactful solo-entrepreneurship training programmes within HE institutions and among HE students. The insights gained will enable project partners to strategize effectively, shaping the learning outcomes framework and informing the development of the project’s training curriculum.
The methodology for WP2 has been meticulously prepared and consolidated, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in the execution of the analysis. This operative document, which remains internal and in English only, serves as a formal deliverable of WP2. It provides a harmonized understanding of the assessment’s ultimate objectives, ensuring the relevance of results, data, and insights provided by partners.
By adopting a common methodology, the SELF project guarantees a coordinated approach among partners. This methodology facilitates a shared understanding of the analysis’s scope, ensures the comparability of findings, and highlights key expected results. It also valorises common trends and features of interest, which are crucial for the summative assessment of evidence.
The findings from WP2 will be instrumental in setting and building the pedagogical base of reference for the project. This will enable the structuring of the education and training offerings accordingly. Evidence gathered and collected by partners will shape the content and structure of the curriculum, identifying specific training areas and competences that should be addressed and enhanced through the project’s educational offerings.
The partnership looks forward to the valuable insights that will emerge from this phase and to the continued progress of the project. For more information about the SELF project, please visit https://solobiz.eu/index.php?lang=EN