Welcome to EDHE
The EDHE Programme is people-focused. It is intended to develop the entrepreneurial capacity of students, academics and leaders. The intention is for students to be more successful in terms of becoming economically active during and after their tertiary education. Entrepreneurial activity during their studies could enable students to generate an additional income and fast-track the process of becoming economically active. Upon graduation, students would be able to consider entrepreneurship as a career, either as a first choice, or as an alternative, especially if they have difficulty in finding employment.
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Call for Proposals – 4IR study
Proposals must be addressed and submitted to the Director: Entrepreneurship, Dr Norah Clarke, at norah@usaf.ac.za by 16:00 on Friday 17 November 2023
Call for Proposals for the Strategic, Operations, and Financial Review of the Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education (EDHE) programme.
We invite interested parties to submit their proposals for consideration to the EDHE Review Committee at the e-mail address zana@usaf.ac.za by no later than 16:00 on Friday 17 November 2023.
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