Fostering A Culture Of Entrepreneurship Among Tvet Students
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Regional Inter-College Entrepreneurship Competition
The second phase of the National TVET Entrepreneurship Competition, where winners from internal college rounds compete against other college representatives. Participants gain exposure and have a chance to win prize money.
- Who it is for
- winners of internal college pitching sessions
- How to act on it
- Win an internal round at your TVET college to qualify for entry
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Winners of the internal rounds proceed to the Regional Inter-College Entrepreneurship Competition.
National Level Entrepreneurship Competition
The final stage of the National TVET Entrepreneurship Competition, where regional winners pitch their business ideas nationally. Participants gain business exposure and stand a chance to win a share of R100,000 in prize money.
- Who it is for
- winners of the regional inter-college competition
- How to act on it
- Win the regional competition to qualify for the national level
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Thereafter, winners will compete at a national level and gain access to business exposure opportunities and stand a chance to win a share of R100 000 in prize money.
National TVET Entrepreneurship Competition
A three-phase national pitching competition designed to identify student entrepreneurs with sustainable business ideas. Winners of the internal rounds at False Bay TVET College will progress to regional and then national levels, where they can gain business exposure and win a share of R100,000 in prize money.
- Who it is for
- TVET students across South Africa
- How to act on it
- Participate in the internal pitching session at your college campus; if selected, advance to the regional and national levels
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Contributing to the alleviation of unemployment, Allan Gray Makers, in partnership with the Technical and Vocational Education and Training colleges (TVETs) sector, is driving the first National TVET entrepreneurship competition.
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- topic: fostering entrepreneurship among TVET students
- partnership: Allan Gray Makers
- focus: self-employment and job creation
- context: media attention and political emphasis
- source: TVET college website
- location: South Africa (TVET context)