Implementation of The Entrepreneurial Program: Mini Fiesta Entrepreneurship @ KKBS

Abstract

The MPU12012 Entrepreneurship course at Malaysian Community College is being developed to provide basic entrepreneurial exposure to all students. Students are exposed to basic knowledge and entrepreneurial skills in this course to promote the culture of entrepreneurship after graduation by becoming job creators. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of implementing the Mini Fiesta Entrepreneurship @ KKBS programme on enhancing the knowledge and entrepreneurial skills of students enrolled in the MPU12012 Entrepreneurship course. This study applies a quantitative approach in the form of a survey. In Session II 2021/2022, 73 students took the MPU12012 Entrepreneurship course at Beaufort Community College. The mean score data shows a high level of implementation of the Mini Fiesta Entrepreneurship @ KKBS and entrepreneurial skills. Furthermore, there is a significant relationship (r=.994) between the implementation of the Mini Fiesta Entrepreneurship @ KKBS programme and entrepreneurial skills. However, the t-test results show that there is no difference in entrepreneurial skills between students. As a result, higher education institutions should constantly encourage students to engage in entrepreneurial activities and develop their skills. Mini Fiesta Entrepreneurship @ KKBS programmes can assist them in applying the theory they have learned and taught.