2020
DOI: 10.24036/jptk.v3i3.10423
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Technopreneurship and IT-preneurship in vocational education perspective: Perspective theory

Abstract: This study aimed to examine a descriptive review of technopreneurship and IT-preneurship viewed from an aspect of vocational education perspective. Descriptively, this research will provide an overview of the technopreneurship and IT-preneurship that must be possessed by vocational tertiary institutions. Technopreneurship and IT-preneurship is one part of entrepreneurship based on technology. The world of vocational education is obliged to produce generations who not only have an entrepreneurial spirit, but al… Show more

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“…TVET has a very significant role in increasing economic growth, creating jobs, improving the quality of work, and reducing poverty. The best approach to training professionals may include improving the current social and economic situation, improving educational institutions and professional training, and collaborating with industry (Sakti et al, 2021). Producing students who have high and sophisticated skills is an important element in efforts to improve vocational education and training (Moodie & Wheelahan, 2016) (Blattman & Ralston, 2017) (Brown & Koettl, 2015) (McKenzie, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TVET has a very significant role in increasing economic growth, creating jobs, improving the quality of work, and reducing poverty. The best approach to training professionals may include improving the current social and economic situation, improving educational institutions and professional training, and collaborating with industry (Sakti et al, 2021). Producing students who have high and sophisticated skills is an important element in efforts to improve vocational education and training (Moodie & Wheelahan, 2016) (Blattman & Ralston, 2017) (Brown & Koettl, 2015) (McKenzie, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%