Promoting entrepreneurship is high on the policy agenda of almost all countries in the world, a successful entrepreneurship generates additional employment, and young people and women are recorded for having higher values of entrepreneurial activities and higher levels of ambition.

Also youths and women entrepreneurship are increasingly accepted as an important career pathway and a useful alternative for income generation, shortages of education and training may be a result of low early exposure to entrepreneurial education (Schoof, 2006).

Indeed, it has been empirically assessed that youths/women entrepreneurship programs enhance both entrepreneurial intention and engagement (Kourilsky and Walstad,1998).