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Where Do Students Set Up Their Business?

2010/11/1 17:30:00 50

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On the 24 day, the second cross-strait college student (Youth) entrepreneurship project docking conference was held at the Fuzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center. There were 200 entrepreneurial projects, franchise projects and entrepreneurial achievements exhibition projects. Among them, 175 were entrepreneurial projects, 175 franchise projects, and 25 entrepreneurial achievement projects.

More than 5000 college students and young people took part in the fair.

Reporters interviewed found that many people came to the scene to visit and consult, but only 3 contracts were signed at the scene.

Entrepreneurial difficulty one: venture capital is hard to find

Xiaolin, a senior student at Fujian Normal University, has been looking for entrepreneurial projects.

At yesterday's meeting, he consulted several entrepreneurial projects.

"The prospects for good initial investment are too big, and the funds are not enough. Small capital projects do not seem to have a good future, and some industries do not understand them.

"At least 50% of the students in the class had entrepreneurial ideas, but forced to choose jobs directly or without opportunities."

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Xiao Lin, a graduate of agriculture and Forestry University, said.

Xiao Yu is a graduating student of Chinese language and literature major in Minjiang University. She admitted: "college students should not only choose the right time to start a business, but also have enough start-up funds.

Parents with superior families can support their parents, but most of them want to seek cooperation from others.

This is not easy for college students who have just entered the society.

Entrepreneurial difficulty two: lack of self capability

Some of the students who have tried to start their own businesses have also started many businesses because of their lack of ability.

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Zheng Jianwei, a product manager in a banyan company, studied journalism and participated in entrepreneurship training.

"In May 2009, he set up a brand clothing store and worked with several young people. The title was manager."

Zheng Jianwei recalled that at the beginning of this year, when the clothing store developed to a certain scale, he intended to close the door and join the ranks of job seekers.

"I feel a bottleneck."

Zheng Jianwei said, when the shop was small, he could manage by not very standardized means.

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As the scale of the store grew, he found that he lacked management experience, such as how new employees should enter the store, how to arrange "old belt new", and how to assess employee performance.

Now Zheng Jianwei has withdrawn from the entrepreneurial force.

Dawn: multi sector efforts to crack down on College Students' Entrepreneurship

It is understood that at present, our province will take a series of encouragement, guidance and support measures to help college students start their own businesses.

A few days ago, the 7 departments of the provincial Civil Service Bureau (Provincial Human Resources Development Office) and the education department jointly promulgated the implementation plan of the Fujian university student entrepreneurship guidance scheme, and plan to support 6000 college students from 2010 to 2012 to achieve their own business.

On the 24 day of the fair, our personnel, human resources and social security, industry and commerce, taxation, banks, Communist Youth League and other units all came to the scene to provide policy advice for university students' entrepreneurship.

It is understood that not long ago, human resources and social security, banking and other jointly issued a small (secured) loan policy, to provide students with a loan amount of 50 thousand yuan, and the government pays interest.

The tax department has also implemented many preferential tax policies for college students.

Colleges and universities are also increasingly improving and developing entrepreneurship courses, providing a "chip" for graduates to successfully start their own businesses.

"In April this year, the school set up entrepreneurial classes, offering courses including basic quality courses for entrepreneurship, basic knowledge modules for entrepreneurship, activity courses to enhance entrepreneurial awareness, and 4 practical courses to provide entrepreneurial training."

Huang Bin, general secretary of the Department of management of Fujian Normal University Concord College, told reporters that entrepreneurship courses have been included in the practical skills teaching system. After 40 hours of study, eligible candidates can get 2 credits.

In addition to theoretical extracurricular activities, entrepreneurial classes have also arranged practical exercises, aiming to lay a solid foundation for students to start their own businesses in the future.