“…Students should be the individuals who are flexible, able to take initiatives if required and able to produce new and useful products (Gelen, 2007). According to World Economic Forum while skills that are going to be needed in 2015 were listed as complex problem solving, coordinating with others, people management, critical thinking, negotiation, quality control, service orientation, judgment and decision making, active listening and creativity; skills that are going to be needed in 2020 are articulated as complex problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, people management, coordinating with others, emotional intelligence, judgment and decision making, service orientation, negotiation and cognitive flexibility (Gökkurt, Örnek, Hayat & Soylu, 2015). While maintaining their academic/learning life, being aware of the skills related to the demands of their future vision, the ones for the business world is essential for learners and developing themselves in accordance with these skills is critical to that end (MNE, 2011).…”