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Government told to improve education for young entrepreneurs

The article from MSN discusses a report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Entrepreneurship in Education, which criticizes the UK government for not doing enough to foster entrepreneurial skills among young people. The report highlights that despite the government's acknowledgment of the importance of entrepreneurship, there is a lack of a coherent strategy to integrate entrepreneurial education into the curriculum. It points out the need for a national framework to support entrepreneurship education, suggesting that such education should be a core part of the curriculum to prepare students for future economic challenges. The APPG recommends that the Department for Education should collaborate with other departments to develop this framework, emphasizing the role of entrepreneurship in economic growth, innovation, and social mobility. The report also calls for better teacher training in this area and more resources for schools to implement entrepreneurial programs effectively.

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