The impact of academic incubator training services on developing Entrepreneurial skills
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34140/bjbv7n2-025Palavras-chave:
academic incubators, training services, identifying ideas and opportunities, higher education institutions, the Algerian higher school of businessResumo
This study aims to know the extent for the impact of the training services provided by academic business incubators in developing Entrepreneurial among incubated projects.
The study is based on the theoretical descriptive approach by reviewing previous literature in the field of research, and examining the practical reality of academic business incubators, focused on the case of the Algerian Higher School of Business, and this is based on the questionnaire and the institution’s documents.
The study found that the training services provided by academic business incubators have a positive impact on developing Entrepreneurial among incubated projects. The majority of incubated projects reported an improvement in their ability to spot opportunities, and think creatively and ethically.
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