Program Details
Entrepreneurship
This program is designed to prepare individuals to become entrepreneurs. Students will gain the knowledge of entrepreneurship through application of business concepts and ideas in the creation of a business plan.
Business Studies – Entrepreneurship
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Candidate MUST have a minimum of Five (5) subjects at CXC General Proficiency including English.
AWARDS OF DEGREES, DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
The first is the award of a certificate showing each CAPE Unit completed.
The second is the CAPE Diploma, awarded to candidates who have satisfactorily completed at least six Units, including Caribbean Studies.
The third is the CAPE Associate Degree, awarded for the satisfactory completion of a prescribed cluster of ten CAPE Units including Caribbean Studies, Communication Studies and Integrated Mathematics.
To qualify for an Associate Degree, you require ten (10) units, including Communication Studies, Caribbean Studies, Integrated Mathematics, 4 core courses based on your specialization, 2 approved adjunct/supporting courses and 1 other elective course of your choice.
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| Communication Studies | Caribbean Studies | Integrated Maths |
| COMM1001 Module 1 - Gathering and Processing Information COMM1002 Module 2 - Language and Community COMM1003 Module 3 - Speaking and Writing |
CCST1181 Module 1 - Caribbean Society and Culture CCST1182 Module 2 - Issues in Caribbean Development CCST1183 Module 3 - Investigating Issues in the Caribbean |
CMTH1331 Module 1 - Foundations of Mathematics CMTH1332 Module 2 - Statistics CMTH1333 Module 3 - Calculus |
Core Courses
Unit 1: Entrepreneurship Theory
CENT1221 Module 1 The Entrepreneurial Mindset
CENT1222 Module 2 The Entrepreneurial Process
CENT1223 Module 3 Creativity and Innovation
Unit 2: Entrepreneurship Practice
CENT2221 Module 1 Essentials of Business Ownership
CENT2222 Module 2 New Venture Planning and Creation
CENT2223 Module 3 Managing and Growing the Venture
Management of Business Unit 1: Management Principles and Processes
MGMT1121 Module 1 - Business and its Environment
MGMT1122 Module 2 - The Management of People
MGMT1123 Module 3 - Business Finance and Accounting
Management of Business Unit 2: Application in Management
MGMT2121 Module 1 - Production and Operations Management
MGMT2122 Module 2 - Fundamentals of Marketing
MGMT2123 Module 3 - Small Business Management
Adjunct/Supporting Courses
Candidates pursuing the CXC®-AD are required to select at least two CAPE® Units from the Approved Adjunct/Supporting Course Listing in order to fulfil the requirements of the degree.
- One Unit must be selected from the Humanities and Fine Arts
- The second Unit must be selected from the Natural, Physical Sciences and Technology OR Social, and Behavioural Sciences.
At least 2 single Units can be chosen from any of the CAPE® options based on the following categories:
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Humanities and Fine Arts |
Social and Behavioural Sciences |
Natural, Physical Sciences and Technology |
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Art and Design Unit 1 |
Economics Unit 1 or 2 |
Applied Mathematics Unit 1 |
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French Unit 1 |
Sociology Unit 1 or 2 |
Biology Unit 1 |
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History Unit 2 |
Geography Unit 1 or 2 |
Pure Mathematics Unit 1 |
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Law Unit 1 |
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Environmental Science Unit 1 or 2 |
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Spanish Unit 1 |
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Information Technology Unit 1 or 2 |
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Elective
Choose one units from any other CAPE® syllabus
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| Accounting Applied Mathematics Art & Design Biology Chemistry Caribbean Studies Communication Studies Computer Science Digital Media Economics Environmental Science Entrepreneurship French Geography History Information Technology Integrated Mathematics Law Literatures in English Management of Business Physic Pure Mathematics Sociology Spanish Tourism |
Principles of Accounts Mathematics Visual Arts or Clothing & Textiles, or Technical Drawing, or Information Technology, or Woodwork Biology, Chemistry Chemistry, Mathematics None None Information Technology , Mathematics None but Information Technology and Visual Arts are assets None but Economics and Mathematics are assets Geography, Integrated Science or Chemistry or Physics or Biology None but English A is an asset French but English B is an asset Geography History Information Technology Mathematics History or English B English A, English B Principles of Accounts is an asset Physics, Mathematics Mathematics History or Social Studies or Geography Spanish but English B is an asset None but English A is an asset |
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**Note Well
Even if the student has done the examination at CSEC and has failed, he/she will be eligible as he/she will have knowledge of the content.
When it is mentioned that a prerequisite is an asset, it does not mean that one cannot pursue the course of study. It means that further advisement must be sought with the lecturer of that subject to make an assesment to determine if the student does not have that particular prerequisite labelled as an asset.