EU STARTUP ACADEMY
Startup EU Academy je mezinárodní projekt financovaný prostřednictvím programu Erasmus+ Mládež.
Cílem tohoto projektu je podpora podnikatelských aktivit mládeže prostřednictvím e-learningu, a přímé podpory expertů a úspěšných mladých podnikatelů.
COUNTRY REPORTS
COUNTRY REPORTS to analyse innovation, entrepreneurship and e-commerce through field research, literature review, questionnaires, focus group studies along with face to face visits in order to determine the countries current place on the issue in European Union and in the world.
E-GUIDE
E-GUIDE for innovative young entrepreneurs. A global definition of e-commerce, entrepreneurship and innovation will take place in the guide along with significant steps such as preparing of ecommerce substructure, operating e-commerce portal and competition process will be elaborated in the guide.
E-TRAINING
E TRAINING; Training materials will be prepared in interactive form to increase their effectiveness.
Using technology while preparing the materials will be much more useful for the people compared toclassical presentation methods.
Digital StartUp
A digital “startup” section which aimed to improve innovation among youth will serve in the web portal, by the help of the e-startup section youth can be able to develop any innovative idea and can implement it to the world market. A digital “startup” section which will supply to improve innovation among youth will serve in the web portal, by the help of the e-startup section youth can be able to develop any innovative idea and can serve it to the world market. To be able to serve this, the forum will host such things as instant messaging, file sharing etc.
“The European Union is the world’s most successful invention for advancing peace.”
John Bruton
The good thing about the European Union is that the joint project ultimately benefits all Member States and not just a few.
Jean-Claude Juncker
Chris Dixon: Climbing the Wrong Hill
I know a brilliant young kid who graduated from college a year ago and now works at a large investment bank.
Paul Graham: What Doesn’t Seem Like Work?
My father is a mathematician. For most of my childhood he worked for Westinghouse, modelling nuclear reactors.
Paul Graham: Do Things that Don’t Scale
One of the most common types of advice we give at Y Combinator is to do things that don’t scale.
Violeta Nedkova: Why Startups Fail and How to Build Interest Before the Launch
If you asked me, I’d say:
The biggest reason most startups fail is because they …
