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The FEM-SKILLS Model Methodological Guide presents a systematic framework for understanding, analyzing, and developing female entrepreneurial capabilities within contemporary business environments.
At its core, the guide presents the FEM-SKILLS Model, structured around three fundamental pillars that address distinct aspects of entrepreneurial development. The Self-Control pillar focuses on personal management capabilities and emotional intelligence, providing frameworks for developing crucial meta-cognitive skills. The Inspiration pillar addresses creative and innovative potential, offering systematic approaches to opportunity recognition and value creation. The Action pillar concentrates on implementation and results achievement, presenting methodologies for translating entrepreneurial vision into practical outcomes.
This publication is one of the intellectual results of the “FEM-SKILLS Project - support to young female entrepreneurs”, carried out within the framework of the European Programme Erasmus+ and is co-funded by the European Union. The main objective of the project is to strengthen the system of support and promotion of entrepreneurship among young women through the development of their entrepreneurship meta-skills according to FEM-SKILLS MODEL. The project is implemented by the international consortium led by EFORT Foundation (Poland) and its partners ASOCIACION ARRABAL AID (Spain) and ETN Training Vision (Ireland).
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Tomasz Dziurbejko (on 21 May 2025)
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13 February 2025
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