AMMAN — More than 4,000 students from 114
schools around the Kingdom took part in the semifinal competition of the
Enterprise Business Challenge (EBC), carried out for the 11th year in a row by
INJAZ, a local nonprofit organization, in partnership with the Prince’s Trust
International (PTI), according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
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An INJAZ statement on Wednesday said that 12 out of
638 teams qualified for the final competitions, as students were given a chance
to conduct practical experiments and learn entrepreneurship and commercial
ethics terms and terminology.
“As part of the strategic partnership with the
Ministry of Education, the program contributed to teaching the students how to
conduct business, take proper decisions, utilize points of strength and
overcome any hurdles through innovation and technology,” the statement said.
This year’s competition also helped students
demonstrate and present their ideas by using technology in education, and
introduced them to the steps of building effective business strategies.
It included a set of sessions through which students learned
about the concept of a business challenge and got acquainted with the basic
principles of entrepreneurship.
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