Fifty percent of students enrolled in vocational training programs do so with the desire to become future entrepreneurs; however, the reality is very different. According to a report presented by the Chambers of Commerce, only 2% of students achieve this goal.
Among the main difficulties that young people encounter when starting their own businesses, 92% point to the lack of financing as the main problem, while 50,83% confess that the lack of work experience is another reason why they do not manage to start their own business.
In addition, 63% of students also fear facing the financial risk involved in starting a business. Finally, 19,14% of students cite a lack of information as the reason they choose to work for someone else instead of becoming entrepreneurs.
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