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The Libya Startup project is to train entrepreneurship mentors and trainers at Gharian University’s Business Incubator. Last week Gharian University Incubator launched a competition for interested faculty members to apply.
A delegation from implementers Supernova and Bina Business Incubator also visited Gharian University Incubator last week, within the framework of the “Libya Startup” project’s agreement with the university. This follows on from Bina’s visit to the university in January to assess what it needs to launch the project.
Within that agreement, the incubator building is currently being re-equipped to receive young entrepreneurs in the university and the Western Mountain region to be trained and mentored to develop their projects and facilitate their access to financing.
Ghada Arhouma, Director of Bina Incubator – Libya, confirmed to Libya Herald that a competition has been organized within the university, in which participants will receive 60 training hours on how to guide, direct and follow up entrepreneurs.
Trainees to become international consultants
This can lead to an international certificate accredited by the International Institute of Management and Leadership (ILM) in Britain, which qualifies them to become international business consultants, and enables them to provide consultation and training in many international institutions and organizations to support entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs.
She added that they will receive 30 training hours in entrepreneurship and the basics of creating a project to understand all aspects of business consulting.
Moreover, she revealed that distinguished graduates would have the opportunity to provide training, follow-up and guidance to entrepreneurs with the Gharian University Incubator, in addition to the opportunity to network with project mentors and entrepreneurs at the Bina Organization for Sustainable Development, and to get acquainted with a network of interested people in the field.
The Libya Startup project is a project funded by the European Union and implemented by Supernova in partnership with Spark. Libya Startup aims to support the Libyan entrepreneurship environment through training and guidance, in addition to strengthening the capabilities of entrepreneurs in Libya.
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