Malaysian Community College Students Propensity to Venture into Entrepreneurship

Abstract

This study was conducted to identify the tendency of community college students choosing entrepreneurship as their career. The sample selected across the entire study population was composed of 103 final year students of Malaysia Community College. Four aspects of the study are to identify students interests, the characteristics of entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial knowledge and constraints faced by the students involved in entrepreneurial career. The approach used to collect data through questionnaires. The data collected was analyzed using descriptive statistical analysis using SPSS 15.0 (Statistical Packages for Social Science). Results showed that students have a high propensity for entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial features high in them. However, for entrepreneurship students have a moderate knowledge of entrepreneurship and constraints for high entrepreneurship. Therefore, it is suggested that collaboration between government agencies involved in entrepreneurship, parents, community and community colleges can be strengthened to help encourage students to venture into entrepreneurial careers.

VR Use in Online Learning for Higher Education in Indonesia

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“…This can improve their abilities such as VR simulator developed welding technology skills [48]. Because as we know the future of interpersonal skills development through immersive VR training with virtual humans [49]. The progress of a country's retreat depends on the creativity possessed by the citizen.…”