Athens 2017 - week schedule final
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The document outlines the week-long schedule for an entrepreneurship program taking place in Athens, Greece. It details that international student teams will be formed, assigned one of four business ideas, and tasked with creating a business plan for their idea. Over the course of the week, the teams will work on their plans during lessons and visits. They will also visit local businesses. On Friday, the teams will present their final business plans in 5 minute presentations. The goal is for the students to gain experience working internationally on entrepreneurship.
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Athens 2017 - week schedule final
- 1. ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS Week schedule Athens, 2017
- 2. Topic of the mobility ■ You will be asked to work in international teams and write a business plan ■ 4 business ideas – 4 international teams ■ Most popular ideas: – Flight Light – Restaurant – Coffee Capital – Magic Gloves
- 3. The output ■ One business plan per team ■ One short presentation about your plan (powerpoint, prezi etc) You will be asked to present your plan (Friday – 5 minutes).
- 4. The teams ■ Work in teams ■ Respect all opinions and negotiate for the best output ■ Make sure you find the right person for the right task – Who will present the business plan? – Who will be in charge for the ppt?
- 5. Monday ■ Teams (randomly created) ■ One business idea per team ■ Some tips for the business plan - Presentation ■ Questions ■ Teamwork ■ Lunch (at school) ■ Cultural visit (Acropolis)
- 6. Tuesday ■ Lessons with your hosts ■ Teamwork on the business plan ■ Local restaurant – discussion with the owner ■ Cultural visit (Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center)
- 7. Wednesday ■ Lessons with your hosts ■ Visit to APIVITA (cosmetics company)
- 8. Thursday ■ Lessons with your hosts ■ Teamwork on the business plan ■ Lunch (at school)
- 9. Friday ■ Lessons with your hosts ■ Teamwork on the business plan ■ Presentation of the business plans Later on…. ■ Dinner all together
- 10. We hope you enjoy your stay in Greece!