Abstract
The Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) field is part of the drive for national development. With the circumstances, the TVET institutions have taken steps towards creating future entrepreneurs as well as contributing to high-skilled employment. Thus, the study was conducted to examine several factors related to higher learning environment and role model as well as their relationship with entrepreneurship intentions among TVET students. The study was hypothesized and tested using three dimensions of TVET higher learning environment (entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurship activities and teaching and learning methods) and role model factors that influence students' entrepreneurial intention. The results from correlation analysis found that there was a relationship between all the independent variables; entrepreneurship activities, role models, entrepreneurship education and teaching and learning methods with entrepreneurial intentions. The overall results of the study act as an enlightenment for related parties in developing future entrepreneurship society for the development of the country.
Highlights
The growth of a nation can be achieved through community development based on entrepreneurial values
Why did this happen? What are the factors related to the matter? the question arises; what are the factors that influence the intention of choosing entrepreneurial careers? This is likely to hamper the government's efforts to elevate entrepreneurship as a career choice for the Malaysian people in line with the main objectives of the National Entrepreneurship Policy (NEP) by 2030 (Ministry of Entrepreneurship Development, 2019)
The results of the descriptive analysis show that all variables are at moderate level with majority of the respondents had expressed their agreement on the behavior and practices
Summary
The growth of a nation can be achieved through community development based on entrepreneurial values. In Malaysia, higher education institutions including skill-based TVET institutions have taken steps in that direction by transforming from solely focusing on teaching and learning to trying to produce entrepreneurs amongst their respective students. This is in line with Malaysia Higher Learning Institutions 2016-2025 blueprint (Ministry of Higher Education, 2015) which aimed at developing future generations with entrepreneurial behavior. This study is important in giving clarification to related parties including government, higher learning institutions and students towards future entrepreneurship career development
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