The Office of Entrepreneurial Education (oe²)
The Office of Entrepreneurial Education (oe²) is the arm of the New York State Small Business Development Center that promotes interest in entrepreneurship through a variety of educational programs. These educational programs include web-based curricula on basic entrepreneurial concepts in two versions - EntreSkills 3.0 and EntreSkills for Veterans. Oe² is supported by the Small Business Administration and administered by The State University of New York.
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Supplemental resources include: a series of activity worksheets, website resources, entrepreneur case studies, entrepreneurial videos and an electronic newsletter for educators.
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EntreSkills for Veterans is a comprehensive, interactive web-based educational tool developed by Veterans for Veterans. This program will help you apply what you learned while you were in uniform to business ownership. EntreSkills for Veterans can help you start a business or improve the performance of an existing business. This program is available to Veterans at the place and time that is most convenient to them.
The self-paced instruction contained in EntreSkills for Veterans is designed to be combined with one-on-one business counseling with an experienced SBDC Veteran Business Advisor to help guarantee successful results. Each chapter contains discussion points that deepen and expand your knowledge and comprehension as you interact with your advisor.
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New Enhancements to the Business Plan Builder - Thursday October 13thNew enhancements to the Business Plan Builder are going live in EntreSkills! Developing a business plan is essential for a business to succeed. The oe2 team created an interactive Business Plan Builder within the EntreSkills program, enabling students...(read more)
Office of Entrepreneurial Education (OE2)
A unit of The New York State Small Business Development Center
Administered by The State University of New York
Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions or recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA.