Subject: Entrepreneurship

Grade Level: Grade 12

Objective: Explore job opportunities for Entrepreneurship as a career

Learning across curriculum:

1) Mathematics - Understanding financial concepts and calculations is crucial for

entrepreneurship. Students can explore how mathematical skills are applied in
managing business finances and making strategic decisions.

2) Science - Studying market trends, consumer behavior, and product development

in science can provide insights into creating innovative products or services in
entrepreneurship.

3) Language Arts - Effective communication skills in writing and speaking are

essential for pitching ideas, negotiating deals, and building relationships in the
entrepreneurial world.

Review Motivation:

[Teaching Strategy: Role-Playing]

[Instructional Materials: Entrepreneurship job descriptions, role-playing scenarios]

1) Conduct a role-playing activity where students embody different entrepreneurial

roles to understand the responsibilities and challenges faced in various job
opportunities.

2) Organize a guest speaker session with successful entrepreneurs to share their

career journeys and insights into the diverse job opportunities available in
entrepreneurship.

3) Engage students in a brainstorming session to envision their ideal entrepreneurial

career path and the skills needed to succeed in the field.

Activity 1: Entrepreneurship Job Fair

[Teaching Strategy: Experiential Learning]

Materials - Job descriptions, company profiles, resume templates

Significance - Students will explore different job roles in entrepreneurship through a

simulated job fair, gaining insights into the responsibilities and requirements of each
position.

Instructions -

1) Students will choose a job role from the job fair booths and prepare a resume
tailored to that position.

2) They will participate in mock interviews to showcase their understanding of the job
requirements and skills.

3) Rubric - Relevance to job role (5 pts), Presentation skills (5 pts), Knowledge of

responsibilities (5 pts)

Assessment Questions:

1. What skills are essential for the job role you selected at the job fair?

2. How would you contribute to the growth of the company in this position?

3. Explain the importance of networking in the entrepreneurial field.

Activity 2: Business Plan Pitch

[Teaching Strategy: Project-Based Learning]

Materials - Business plan template, presentation slides

Significance - Students will develop a business plan for a startup idea and pitch it to
a panel of judges, practicing their presentation and persuasion skills.

Instructions -

1) Students will create a detailed business plan including market analysis, financial
projections, and marketing strategies.

2) They will pitch their business idea to the panel, highlighting the unique value
proposition and growth potential.

3) Rubric - Creativity of idea (5 pts), Feasibility of plan (5 pts), Presentation skills (5

pts)
Assessment Questions:

1. How did you incorporate market research into your business plan?

2. What competitive advantages does your business idea have in the market?

3. Evaluate the potential risks and mitigation strategies in your business plan.

Activity 3: Entrepreneurship Career Path Infographic

[Teaching Strategy: Visual Aids]

Materials - Infographic templates, career path examples

Significance - Students will visually map out different career paths in

entrepreneurship, showcasing the diverse opportunities and progression routes
available in the field.

Instructions -

1) Students will research various job roles in entrepreneurship and create an

infographic illustrating the skills, qualifications, and growth prospects for each
position.

2) They will present their infographics to the class, explaining the career trajectories
and potential opportunities in each role.

3) Rubric - Clarity of information (5 pts), Visual appeal (5 pts), Depth of research (5

pts)

Assessment Questions:

1. How did you showcase the progression opportunities in your chosen

entrepreneurial career path?

2. Discuss the key skills required for success in the specific job roles you included in
your infographic.

3. Analyze the potential challenges individuals might face in pursuing a career in

entrepreneurship.
ANALYSIS:

Activity 1 - Students demonstrated a clear understanding of different job roles in

entrepreneurship and showcased relevant skills through resume preparation and
mock interviews.

Activity 2 - Students effectively developed business plans with detailed market

analysis and presented their ideas persuasively, highlighting their entrepreneurial
acumen.

Activity 3 - Students creatively visualized diverse career paths in entrepreneurship,

emphasizing the importance of skill development and continuous learning in
pursuing entrepreneurial careers.

ABSTRACTION:

Exploring job opportunities in entrepreneurship involves understanding the diverse

roles available, acquiring essential skills such as financial literacy and
communication, and embracing innovation and creativity to succeed in the dynamic
business landscape.

APPLICATION:

[Teaching Strategy: Problem-Based Learning]

Task 1 - Analyze a real-world case study of a successful entrepreneurial venture and

identify the key factors contributing to its growth and sustainability.

Task 2 - Develop a marketing campaign for a new product or service concept,

integrating market research, promotional strategies, and target audience analysis.

ASSESSMENT:

[Teaching Strategy: Inquiry-Based Learning]

[Instructional Materials: Assessment rubrics, sample case studies, marketing
scenarios]

Question 1 - How do market trends and consumer preferences impact the success of
entrepreneurial ventures?

Question 2 - What ethical considerations should entrepreneurs prioritize when

making business decisions?

Question 3 - Evaluate the importance of adaptability and resilience in navigating

challenges in the entrepreneurial journey.

Assignment:

1) Conduct an interview with a local entrepreneur to gain insights into their career
path, challenges faced, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

2) Develop a business model canvas for a startup idea, outlining key elements such
as value proposition, customer segments, and revenue streams.