Together with Professor Rodriguez Escobar from the European University Miguel de Cervantes and Professor Scotto from IPAG Business School in France, associate researcher Raphael Lissillour has published a paper entitled “Entrepreneurship training: the relevant types of knowledge for the development of Entrepreneurial Intention” in the journal “Formation emploi”.
This research paper is based on a survey with 235 questionnaires targeting Students from a European University. Structured Equation Modeling (SEM) has been used to examine the relationships among the variables.
The findings indicate and measure the importance of Tacit Knowledge (from networking, coaching with entrepreneurs, hands-on experience) which directly influence the Entrepreneurial Intention. Students’ capacity to better identify business opportunities coupled with Explicit Knowledge (coursework) increase student’s intention to undertake.
You may learn more on this topic by reading the article:
https://www.cairn.info/revue-formation-emploi-2022-4-page-31.htm