Learning Outcomes
After completing this course, students will be able:
- to understand the basic concepts of entrepreneurship and how to valorize them in the market,
- to demonstrate basic knowledge about organization and administration of firm,
- to demonstrate basic knowledge concerning the accounting management of a firm,
- to demonstrate basic knowledge about compasing a business plan.
Course Content (Syllabus)
Entrepreneurship and Management of veterinarian and animal production enterprises (14 houts Theory + 8 hours Practice)
Instructors: Ch. Batzios, A. Theodoridis, V. Samathrakis
1st -3rd hour Modern labor market and entrepreneurship
• Introduction to the concepts of entrepreneurship
• Entrepreneurship and modern labor market
• Characteristics and skills of a successful entrepreneur
• Entrepreneurial environment research – entrepreneurial opportunities
• Incentives for entrepreneurship
Elements of commercial law
• Traders and trader acts
• Bankruptcy
• Negotiable securities
4th -5th hour Legal concept of entrepreneurship
• Legal requirements and procedures for starting an enterprise
• Types and legal forms of enterprises
• Criteria for choosing the legal form and location of an enterprise
6th-7th hour Income taxation
• Taxable income
• Profits from business
• Deductible and non-deductible expenses
• Tax rate of individuals
• Taxation of employees' income, of freelance income and of business income
Elements of labor law
• Employees / employees / workers
• Employment contracts
• Employer / employee obligations Salary and benefits
• Salary and benefits, termination of a labor contract
• Overtime and overwork
8th-9th hour
• The current framework of entrepreneurship in Greece
• Basic principles of management of a small-medium size enterprise
• Planning actions, strategic planning, decision making, control
10th-11th hour
• Assessment of the external - internal environment of business
• SWOT analysis
12th -14th hour
• Basic principles of marketing - Strategic marketing (market research, marketing decisions)
• Risk assessment and management
• Financial analysis
• Estimating the efficiency of an enterprise
• Legal framework of investments and investment incentives.
• Funding sources for entrepreneurial activities
• Funding plan and evaluation of an investment project