The students of the Dénia institutes are receiving, during these weeks, a special training focused on business motivation. It is about workshops given by Creama that aim to introduce students to the self-employment model as an alternative to working for others and promote the development of fundamental skills for entrepreneurship such as initiative, creativity, responsibility , decision making, teamwork and pro-activity.
The workshops have begun to be taught at the IES Historian Chabás and the IES Nº3, with the idea that they extend to the rest of the institutes and schools in the city. In these first sessions a total of 40 students of 3.º of ESO enrolled in the subject of "Entrepreneurship" participated. The workshop lasts 1,5 hours and is taught by the technician of Creama Denia Carmen Romaguera.
Training and advice are two of the main objectives of Creama in its commitment to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in Dénia. The training cycles are an educational stage in which it is important to know the tools and strategies that can be used to develop a project for the future and to search for employment within the sector in which students have been trained. With this program, Creama hopes to help form future entrepreneurs who contribute to the growth of the economic fabric of the city.
Wonderful initiative. It's a pity that at the moment of truth it does not help. In our system, entrepreneurship is not usually supported in any sector. Only very few initiatives can be developed and for that private funding is needed. This detail also explain it? Because it is fundamental