Universities Must Do More to Encourage Entrepreneurship Claim Winmor USA

    NEW YORK, NY, January 14, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- These days business moves at an ever increasing pace which, although great for those business owners chasing growth, can leave entry level workers and graduates confused and out of sync with the world around them. Even business studies graduates are struggling as much of their knowledge gained at university is purely theoretical and doesn't provide solutions to the realities of a business's day to day needs. Winmor USA, a New York based sales and marketing firm is calling for universities to take a more proactive approach to readying graduates for a career in business. The firm believe that more needs to be done to promote entrepreneurship and business progression rather than teaching young people to fight over uninspiring entry level roles.

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Winmor USA believes that higher learning institutions currently don't promote the creative avenues that entrepreneurship can provide. The firm think that by making business courses more hands on and engaging universities will be able to inspire young people and open their eyes to their own capabilities, rather than basing learning around memorising facts, figures and legislation. Teaching entrepreneurship through real world, practical experiences could not only fully prepare graduates for the businesses world, it could also help motivate and inspire a new generation of innovative business owners who have the knowledge and drive to give their businesses staying power.

To help improve the education of entrepreneurship, Winmor have suggested the following ways they believe universities could prepare students for a successful career in business.

More Case Studies
It's difficult for students to learn how to become good problem solvers if they aren't given the freedom to exercise their minds. Case studies are a great way for students to experience real business situations and discover the practices and processes behind real life business decisions.

Social Entrepreneurship Contests
Entrepreneurship contests are a brilliant way from students to become motivated and engaged with the world around them. The process allows young people to experience first-hand the competitive nature of business and can give them the edge when they eventually enter the business world.

Link Curricula to Real-World Business Challenges
Putting what is being taught in the classroom into the context of real life businesses can help students get a grasp on the more stuffy and uninspiring aspects of business.

Invite Guest Speakers
From their own experiences within the sales and marketing industry, Winmor USA believe there is no greater way to learn about business than from experts who have experienced it all before. By inviting guest speakers to address classes, universities can provide their students with a frank and honest account of what they can expect should they follow a career in entrepreneurship.

Winmor USA is a direct sales and marketing firm that works with businesses to boost their sales and raise brand awareness. The firm work with each client to determine a unique and effective strategy that both encompasses the brands values and meets the needs of their target consumers. Winmor then go out and meet with consumers face to face through interactive promotions, allowing them to develop long lasting customer relationships which drive sales and brand reputation.

Winmor USA work hard to promote and support entrepreneurship and even run a business development program in which they share practical business knowledge and help young people to expand their skills sets.

Winmor USA are specialists in a unique marketing process that generates quality sales and delivers a high ROI for their clients.

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