Developing entrepreneurship competencies
Effective teaching requires adequate preparation time from teachers, tailored education material and guidelines that facilitate the collaboration with external partners (OECD, 2015b). In many countries, teacher networks have been formed to provide peer support for this (e.g. US Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, NFTE), whereas public policy
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