Existing Tools for Entrepreneurial Assessment and Inventory of Tools
The research summarised in this output sets the first step towards the design of a common entrepreneurial assessment tool by identifying and analysing the existing entrepreneurship competence surveys.
The current executive summary reflects the results of a systematic review of entrepreneurial assessment tools. The aim of the research is to develop an updated and detailed categorisation of the most relevant entrepreneurial assessment tools existing in the literature and currently available online. Together with a list of the most relevant tools, an analysis of their components is provided. One of the benefits of this analysis is to provide guidance to researchers, teachers, trainers and coaches on the best tools available to assess entrepreneurship competences.
As part of EICAA, this document contributes to the achievement of the project’s objective, which is to develop a digital platform for the assessment and development of entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial competences. This analysis also serves as a foundation for EICAA’s Competence Monitor, by identifying best practices and potential limitations of the existing tools, and thus helps to design a new assessment tool.
EICAA Partner Ester Bernadó from TecnoCampus Mataró Maresme about entrepreneurship education, core competences & the success of EICAA
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