Entrepreneurship Academy

BE COMPETITIVE

Gain entrepreneurial skills and thinking.

Entrepreneurship is a powerful engine of economic growth as it creates new businesses and jobs, opens new markets, and cultivates new skills and abilities. The European Union promotes entrepreneurship through various actions and also proposes that European countries adopt it in their education system. This will help young people acquire skills such as creativity and innovation, recognition, opportunity creation and evaluation, decision making, leadership and management implementation, action reflexivity, communication and strategy skills, teamwork, and soft skills. All of these skills will empower young people by making them more competitive no matter what course they want to study at the University.

HOW WE CAN HELP

All the following services can be offered in person or in group meetings at the centre or by video conference.

1000 +

CUSTOMERS

1 +

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCED STAFF

ARISTOS CONSTANTINOU

Career Counsellor

Curriculum Vitae

Mr. Aristos Konstantinou was born in Limassol on October 8, 1978. He graduated from the Apeitio High School in Agros and immediately afterwards he enlisted in the Cyprus National Guard where he completed his military service. He completed his undergraduate studies at Leeds Beckett University in the United Kingdom in the field of BA Business Studies, and successfully completed his postgraduate MBA program at the University of Nicosia. In addition, he is a graduate of the University of Cyprus in the postgraduate program of School Counseling and Guidance.

He founded the company Carruca Consultants Ltd in January 2009, where he still works as a career counsellor offering services to pupils, students, employees and the unemployed. At the same time, it organizes seminars and lectures on career guidance and entrepreneurship addressed to pupils, students, employees, unemployed and parents. Finally, in August 2021 he obtained his PhD from Leeds Beckett University in the United Kingdom researching the factors that influence the decision of Cypriot pupils to choose an undergraduate degree as well as their entrepreneurial attitude.