THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS EDUCATION PROGRAM IN THE FIELD OF DRESSMAKING AT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS NONFORMAL BY APPLYING THE "PANAKO" PATTERN (CASE STUDY AT LKP TRI NUR, GORONTALO, INDONESIA)
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Nonformal, Community-Based Education, Entrepreneur, Fashion DesignAbstract
Nonformal education provides services to students who want to acquire skills as provisions to improve their standard of living, which in essence touch human resources who have creativity, are independent, have a work ethic and are able to see opportunities so that non-formal education can produce strong and capable learning citizens. face future challenges. This study aims to maximize the abilities and students in applying the learning outcomes of the Panako Pattern obtained when participating in the Entrepreneurial Skills Program lessons. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. The results showed that the instructor's ability to manage learning was categorized as effective, and the response of the participants to learning was positive. Thus, the learning of the Panako Pattern at LKP Tri Nur Gorontalo can be said to be effective.
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