Future SA - Volume 2 l Issue 3

Entrepreneurship

Empowering young people through entrepreneurial education According to the most recent Global Entrepreneurship Monitor report (2019/2020), the entrepreneurial activity of ages 18-44 is lower in South Africa than in any other African region. This is not surprising since South Africa’s entrepreneurial ecosystem has been rated one of the most challenging in the world, with almost 50% of South Africans citing fear of failure for not starting a business.

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Future SA - Volume 2 l Issue 3

Published on Jul 25, 2022Logistics

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Future SA magazine, with a national footprint, is published quarterly each year to provide informative educational content to our readers trying to navigate their or their children’s educational future. In terms of human development, the importance of early childhood development and education can’t be overstated. Each child’s early years are the foundation for future development, providing a strong base for lifelong learning abilities, including cognitive and social development. Education and training is seen as the vehicle to assist in uplifting communities through enabling people to obtain better-paying jobs, in addition to developing an upskilled workforce that will help South Africa grow.

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