Teaching Small Business Management in the UK. Part II: How Needs Are Being Met.

Birley, Sue; Gibb, Allan

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Teaching Small Business Management in the UK. Part II: How Needs Are Being Met.

Birley, Sue; Gibb, Allan

Journal of European Industrial Training, v8 n6 p17-21 1984

A survey of 77 educational institutions in the United Kingdom showed that they provide small business courses for people wishing to start their own businesses, for owners of existing small firms, and for students of entrepreneurship. The survey also revealed barriers to small business administration education and the potential for substantial expansion of such programs. (SK)

Descriptors: Business Administration Education, Entrepreneurship, Postsecondary Education, Small Businesses

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Language: English

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