This study looks into educational programs about entrepreneurship and
start-ups among youths and considers aspects of an education in
entrepreneurship for youths in domestic and overseas cases. This study referred
to the literature. The United States, Great Britain, Finland, and the Netherlands
are improving various curricula under legal and institutional frameworks which
can support education in economics for youths, and are building and
enhancing networks of field training and start-ups, based on theory. In
contrast, entrepreneurship-related education is lacking in the regular curriculum
in South Korea, and there are no cases of compulsory courses in primary,
secondary, or tertiary schools, which doesn’t serve to cultivate entrepreneurship
in youths. Therefore, the regular curriculum needs to get support for start-ups
and entrepreneurship-related education and induce the support of enterprise and
the participation of non-profit organizations of various kinds. The curriculum
must also train front line school teachers and synthetically study and produce
curricula so that education in entrepreneurship in South Korea can proceed as
a youth-related project and as education at a national level.