8.6 Developing entrepreneurial skills through culture
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Developing entrepreneurial skills through cultural activities
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Support young entrepreneurs in the cultural and creative sectors
Developing entrepreneurial skills through cultural activities
The national strategic documents regarding youth and education rarely connect to entrepreneurship and culture. The most relevant example can be found in the Action plan for 2016-2017 [1535/2016. (X. 13.) Korm. határozat a Nemzeti Ifjúsági Stratégia 2016-2017. évekre vonatkozó cselekvési tervéről] of the National Youth Strategy 2009-2024 (Nemzeti Ifjúsági Stratégia 2009-2024), which, as a measure of the pillar 'Development of the environment necessary for successful integration of youth age groups' states that 'using the opportunities of creative industry must be facilitated, innovation and R+D activities must be supported', and names the Minister Responsible for Culture as one of the persons in charge. That is the latest accepted action plan as of 2020. (For additional information see sub-chapter 8.3 National strategy on creativity and culture for young people.)
The role of arts, even in the specific framework curricula related to entrepreneur skills mentioned in Chapter 3 (sub-chapter 3.8) comes up directly only in relation to marketing. Entrepreneurship and innovation skills development appear in the learning area of technology through the subjects of digital culture and technology and design.
Support young entrepreneurs in the cultural and creative sectors
As mentioned in sub-chapter 3.9, Design Terminal is the most relevant actor in this field by performing activities related to business and cultural talent management. They support a number of start-ups in the sphere of creative and cultural industry (see for example their 2022 annual report).