{"id":76289,"date":"2024-07-30T09:43:00","date_gmt":"2024-07-30T02:43:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/neu.edu.vn\/opening-of-the-training-of-trainers-course-in-innovative-entrepreneurship\/"},"modified":"2024-07-30T09:43:00","modified_gmt":"2024-07-30T02:43:00","slug":"opening-of-the-training-of-trainers-course-in-innovative-entrepreneurship","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/neu.edu.vn\/en\/opening-of-the-training-of-trainers-course-in-innovative-entrepreneurship\/","title":{"rendered":"Opening of the Training-of-Trainers Course in Innovative Entrepreneurship"},"content":{"rendered":"

On the morning of July 29, 2024, National Economics University (NEU), in collaboration with <\/em>Business Forum Magazine, opened a training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship to equip trainees with advanced mentoring skills to support startup projects.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Overview of the opening ceremony for the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship<\/em><\/p>\n

Representing the National Entrepreneurship Program under VCCI at the opening ceremony were Nguyen Tien Dung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Business Forum Magazine; and Pham Ngoc Tuan, former Editor-in-Chief of the magazine, along with the Secretariat of the National Entrepreneurship Program.<\/p>\n

Representing NEU were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Do Huong Lan, Deputy Director in charge of the Center for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the focal point for coordinating the course; MSc. Nguyen Phuong Linh, Director of the Center for Career Guidance and Employment; along with representatives of the leadership of functional departments and sociopolitical organizations, and the University’s faculty and staff.<\/p>\n

Business Forum Magazine has organized the National Entrepreneurship Program under the direction of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry since 2002. The program has received active support from ministries, agencies, localities, universities, and colleges nationwide.<\/p>\n

In the early stages, when the National Entrepreneurship Program began implementing these activities, entrepreneurship was still a very new concept. However, the Organizing Committee remained steadfast and has since achieved many successes. The program has pursued a pioneering mission in the country’s entrepreneurship movement and is a leading organization promoting entrepreneurship in Vietnam.<\/p>\n

The National Entrepreneurship Program has helped strengthen connections among domestic and international startup resources, supported the establishment and development of startup ecosystems in localities and business associations, and strengthened the capacity of entrepreneurship support organizations and startup incubators. In particular, through high-level forums, conferences, and seminars, the program has also been actively involved in developing a policy environment that supports entrepreneurship development in Vietnam.<\/p>\n

As part of the 2024 National Entrepreneurship Program, Business Forum Magazine, in collaboration with the National Advisory Council for Innovative Entrepreneurship (VSMA), KisStartup Joint Stock Company, and NEU, organized a training-of-trainers course on innovative entrepreneurship. Participants include startup mentors, high school teachers, college and university lecturers, startup experts, and entrepreneurs with at least five years of business experience who have previously participated in organizing, mentoring, or teaching activities related to entrepreneurship…<\/p>\n

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President of NEU, addresses trainees at the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship<\/em><\/p>\n

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President of NEU, shared his concerns about the current state of innovative entrepreneurship: \u201cEntrepreneurship is considered a national program, with numerous activities implemented by ministries and agencies as well as local organizations. Yet we can see that the success rate of startups remains very low. How, then, should we integrate this issue into our own training so that, after completing the course, trainees not only acquire knowledge and skills but can also help startups develop sustainably?<\/p>\n

Innovative entrepreneurship has been and continues to be a development trend in Vietnam and around the world. However, major bottlenecks in the development of innovative startup projects include a lack of skills, an absence of mentors, fear of failure and, in particular, project founders\u2019 lack of training. This is because trainers in this field in Vietnam are insufficient in number and uneven in quality, and cannot yet meet the demands of keeping pace with global developments.<\/p>\n

Recognizing this issue, Business Forum Magazine organized the opening of the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship to equip trainees with skills they can later teach, including entrepreneurial thinking, assessing assumptions about customers and markets, validating product value propositions, lean startup methods and tools for lean startups… The course includes content that trainees can immediately apply in their teaching, such as fundraising pitch presentation skills and issues relating to capital, funding sources and finance for innovative entrepreneurship.<\/p>\n

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Lecturers and trainees pose for a photo with the organizing committee at the opening ceremony for the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship<\/em><\/p>\n

During the course, the organizing committee hopes trainees will confidently interact and share their teaching experiences so that they can later build and expand local networks of entrepreneurship trainers, contributing to increasingly sustainable local startup ecosystems and supporting activities that connect and assist local startup projects\u2026 After the course, trainees will become trainers and confidently take the lead in all innovative entrepreneurship activities in the localities where they live.<\/p>\n

Article and photos: Center for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship & Department of Communications<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

This is an automated translation. If you notice any errors, please contact the Department of Communications, National Economics University at phongtruyenthong@neu.edu.vn<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

On the morning of July 29, 2024, National Economics University (NEU), in collaboration with Business Forum Magazine, opened a training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship to equip trainees with advanced mentoring skills to support startup projects. Overview of the opening ceremony for the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship Representing the National Entrepreneurship Program under VCCI at the opening ceremony were Nguyen Tien Dung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Business Forum Magazine; and Pham Ngoc Tuan, former Editor-in-Chief of the magazine, along with the Secretariat of the National Entrepreneurship Program. Representing NEU were Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Do Huong Lan, Deputy Director in charge of the Center for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the focal point for coordinating the course; MSc. Nguyen Phuong Linh, Director of the Center for Career Guidance and Employment; along with representatives of the leadership of functional departments and sociopolitical organizations, and the University’s faculty and staff. Business Forum Magazine has organized the National Entrepreneurship Program under the direction of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry since 2002. The program has received active support from ministries, agencies, localities, universities, and colleges nationwide. In the early stages, when the National Entrepreneurship Program began implementing these activities, entrepreneurship was still a very new concept. However, the Organizing Committee remained steadfast and has since achieved many successes. The program has pursued a pioneering mission in the country’s entrepreneurship movement and is a leading organization promoting entrepreneurship in Vietnam. The National Entrepreneurship Program has helped strengthen connections among domestic and international startup resources, supported the establishment and development of startup ecosystems in localities and business associations, and strengthened the capacity of entrepreneurship support organizations and startup incubators. In particular, through high-level forums, conferences, and seminars, the program has also been actively involved in developing a policy environment that supports entrepreneurship development in Vietnam. As part of the 2024 National Entrepreneurship Program, Business Forum Magazine, in collaboration with the National Advisory Council for Innovative Entrepreneurship (VSMA), KisStartup Joint Stock Company, and NEU, organized a training-of-trainers course on innovative entrepreneurship. Participants include startup mentors, high school teachers, college and university lecturers, startup experts, and entrepreneurs with at least five years of business experience who have previously participated in organizing, mentoring, or teaching activities related to entrepreneurship… Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President of NEU, addresses trainees at the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship Speaking at the opening ceremony, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hieu, Vice President of NEU, shared his concerns about the current state of innovative entrepreneurship: \u201cEntrepreneurship is considered a national program, with numerous activities implemented by ministries and agencies as well as local organizations. Yet we can see that the success rate of startups remains very low. How, then, should we integrate this issue into our own training so that, after completing the course, trainees not only acquire knowledge and skills but can also help startups develop sustainably? Innovative entrepreneurship has been and continues to be a development trend in Vietnam and around the world. However, major bottlenecks in the development of innovative startup projects include a lack of skills, an absence of mentors, fear of failure and, in particular, project founders\u2019 lack of training. This is because trainers in this field in Vietnam are insufficient in number and uneven in quality, and cannot yet meet the demands of keeping pace with global developments. Recognizing this issue, Business Forum Magazine organized the opening of the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship to equip trainees with skills they can later teach, including entrepreneurial thinking, assessing assumptions about customers and markets, validating product value propositions, lean startup methods and tools for lean startups… The course includes content that trainees can immediately apply in their teaching, such as fundraising pitch presentation skills and issues relating to capital, funding sources and finance for innovative entrepreneurship. Lecturers and trainees pose for a photo with the organizing committee at the opening ceremony for the training-of-trainers course in innovative entrepreneurship During the course, the organizing committee hopes trainees will confidently interact and share their teaching experiences so that they can later build and expand local networks of entrepreneurship trainers, contributing to increasingly sustainable local startup ecosystems and supporting activities that connect and assist local startup projects\u2026 After the course, trainees will become trainers and confidently take the lead in all innovative entrepreneurship activities in the localities where they live. Article and photos: Center for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship & Department of Communications This is an automated translation. 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