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Those who have already made their way to innovations and entrepreneurships have quite a lot experience to share with students, for instance, famous alumni. By attending a sharing meeting or listening to lectures, students can get the firsthand information about the true I&E environment in the society. In this way, students can be more realistic about their projects, more enthusiastic about making their I&E, finally be better prepared to change the world.
== Strategy #8 Provide phased guidance of I&E ==
=== Tactic #1: Help students take the first step<br/> ===
There are many I&E competitions and programs held every year, but a large portion of students have never participated in such kind of activities. Many of them don’t even know about these great opportunities that can develop interest and skills, let alone ever take a try. What they need is a little guidance to get started. We plan to invite previous successful participants to share experience and hold training sessions targeting at each specific events, in order to prepare more people for their first try of I&E events.
=== Tactic #2: Further support for potential candidates<br/> ===
The university should provide further support for people with motivation, passion and potential, for example, those who performed well in a I&E competition. These people should be gathered in in sharing sessions to exchange ideas, and they can attend salons with senior students who have already taken a further step (e.g. who has a patent for invention or started a business). This phase of guidance enables them to open up their mind, getting valuable experience from their peers and senior students, and get ready generate their own I&E blueprints.
=== Tactic #3: Enhance alumni-student link<br/> ===
Once students start their business following their blueprints, the next phase of guidance is to help them establish connection with relevant alumni who can provide funding and opportunities. These alumni, in turn, may seek partnership among these excellent students, so establishing such link is a win-win.
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