The College – female campus, represented by the Student Activities Unit and the Entrepreneurship Club, organized on Monday 25/11/1447 AH a training workshop titled “Entrepreneurship Terminology”, aimed at strengthening students’ understanding of both fundamental and advanced concepts in the field and enabling them to grasp the language of entrepreneurship accurately and practically.
The workshop presented a clear and simplified overview of key entrepreneurial terms such as startups, business models, venture capital, incubators, and accelerators, explaining the differences between them and linking each to real‑world examples from the business environment. It also included interactive activities, such as classifying terms and applying them to hypothetical project ideas, in addition to open discussions that allowed students to ask questions and exchange perspectives, contributing to deeper understanding and enhanced analytical thinking.
At the conclusion of the workshop, participants expressed their appreciation for the valuable content, emphasizing the importance of mastering entrepreneurial terminology as a foundational step toward entering the business world. Organizers recommended continuing to offer such specialized workshops to build a strong knowledge base for students and equip them to keep pace with the rapid developments in the field of entrepreneurship.
