INCREASING ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS TO MAKE VARIOUS Snacks
NUTRITIONAL SCHOOL FOR WONOAYU VETERAN EXTRAORDINARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
PKM ACTIVITIES – In an effort to empower Outer School students
Ordinary (SLB) Veteran Wonoayu, D4 Culinary Study Program, Faculty of Vocational Studies
Surabaya State University (Unesa) is holding skills training
entrepreneurship in community service activities carried out
Friday 15 November 2024. This activity aims to provide provisions
skills for SLB students to be able to make various healthy snacks
worth selling. The training was carried out on the school grounds
enthusiastically attended by approximately 30 students, combined
theory and practice of making healthy snacks with simple ingredients
easily available in the area around the school.
This activity involves students and lecturers from the Program
D4 Culinary Studies as a facilitator. They teach students how
making non-wheat flour products in the form of black sticky rice brownies and closed pastels
Potatoes with various vegetable fillings with a simple method. "We
wants SLB students to not only have cooking skills, but also understand
"business potential from the products they make," said the Principal of SLB
Veteran, Mrs. Yulistiani.
Not only honing cooking skills, this training
also teaches students about the importance of cleanliness, product packaging, and
interesting way of marketing. "We hope students can sell products
them in the surrounding environment or even through social media," said Salah
one supervising teacher. The enthusiasm of the students can be seen from their enthusiasm for following
every stage of the training, from processing the ingredients to tasting the results
own cooking.
This collaboration is clear evidence of the world's contribution education in supporting the independence of students with special needs. Head of SLB Wonoayu veteran, Mrs. Yulistiani, expressed her appreciation to the D4 Study Program FV Unesa Culinary for this initiative. "We hope this training will be The first step for our students to be entrepreneurial and more confident facing the future," he said. In the future, the school and Unesa plans to expand this program to include more students and types other relevant skills.
