Атты III халықаралық ғылыми-тәжірибелік конференция жинағЫ
"SCIENCE AND EDUCATION IN THE MODERN WORLD
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CHALLENGES OF THE XXI CENTURY" NUR-SULTAN, KAZAKHSTAN, JULY 2019 198 The multi-layered personality of a successful entrepreneur can be shown with four entrepreneur‘s skills (Čargan F., 2008): - To dream – they need to dream and have a vision; - To dare – they must dare to make their vision a reality; - To do – they need to know how to do what‘s necessary to make their vision a reality; - To delegate – they need to know how to delegate what they cannot do on their own In order for the Entrepreneur to begin their business they need a concept that they can later develop into a business idea. The environment in which we work is the most import source of business ideas. If we already have a business another important source of ideas are our employees. Outside our business an important source of ideas is the networking performed outside our working hours. It is important for an entrepreneur to spend time in an environment that is full of inspirations and new ideas. Therefore it is important for the entrepreneur to take part in social events, business exhibitions and additional training seminars. Another important source of business ideas are also the buyers and suppliers. 4. TRAINING COMPANY A training company is a learning method where students in the economic technician programme put to practical use their knowledge of professional modules, languages, computer skills… It therefore uses the method of experiential learning. Work in a training company takes place in the same way it would in a normal company. That way the students gain a lot of practical knowledge which they can use when taking part in an internship in real companies. The acquired knowledge also helps them when seeking employment, as an economic technician can work in more than 400 different jobs. The training company does its business in a specialised classroom, equipped like an ordinary office with all of the required information communication technology, such as computers, printers, copiers, phones… The tables are placed in such a way that students employed in the training company can be divided into different departments. The classroom also contains a space with a large oval table, intended to be used for business meetings. Each training company contains a maximum of 16 students. At the beginning of the school year students begin thinking about their business idea. They use the brain storming method to come up with their business idea. When they select their idea they begin thinking of the company‘s name, slogan and legal- organizational structure. They mostly choose a limited liability company. After that comes the founding process. Students write a company contract and register at the Central office for training companies. This provides them with a VAT number, tax number and IBAN number. After that they decide on the structure of their company, meaning that they decide which departments they will have in their company. These include marketing, accounting, secretariat, purchasing and human resources. Each department has its department head, the rest are policy officers. The company also has its director. The work in each particular department works like this: - In human resources the first thing they do is make a listing for job openings, determine the required education and decide on the duties for each of them. Then they make a selection of possible candidates and interview them. They use the Central office for training companies to register them for the pension, disability and health insurance, - In the secretariat they are responsible for the business correspondence, keep track of received and outgoing mail, prepare documents for business travel trips, keep business contacts in order, prepare invitations for business meetings and write meeting‘s agenda, - In accounting they keep companies inventory, run accounting ledgers, calculate salaries, calculate VAT, keep track of business events, process travel expenses, pay bills through a simulation of electronic banking and calculate the company‘s financial balance, - In the sales department they plan sales, compose the company‘s offers, send out invoices and receipts, deal with customer complaints and calculate the sales revenue. - In purchasing they form the inquiries, choose the best suppliers, fill up order bills, keep track of the purchasing and keep up the necessary log for the suppliers, - In marketing they design and update the company‘s look, design sales catalogues, provide and monitor special sales, maintain contact with the media and sponsors, take part in |