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Entrepreneurship during your studies is no longer a crazy idea, nor reserved for the elite. Today, more and more students are deciding to take up entrepreneurship alongside their studies. In France, nearly 30,000 students have already registered for the national status of student-entrepreneur (SNEE), a figure that is rising steadily according to the Ministry of Higher Education.
At Crews, we believe that education is not an obstacle to entrepreneurship, but a springboard. In fact, it's a unique opportunity to acquire skills, test ideas and create value, while being supported by professionals in the digital, marketing, tourism, sports and events industries.
But how can you run your own business while continuing your studies? What status should you choose? What skills should you develop? And above all, what training should you take to succeed in this double challenge? We explain it all in this article.
Student entrepreneur status provides a secure framework for launching your project. In addition to access to autoentrepreneur status, you can take advantage of :
It's also a way to learn how to manage a budget, build a business plan, convince customers or raise funds: these are all key skills that Crews' training courses enable you to acquire, in Master specialized in digital professions.
This activity would also generate income, which could help you finance your training.
Starting a business as a student involves several key steps:
At Crews, our programs integrate concrete projects and entrepreneurial highlights that enable students to test their ideas, pitch in front of juries of professionals and create their own business.
Entrepreneurship during your studies means :
It all depends on your profile, your passions and the needs you identify around you. Here are a few examples of successful student businesses:
Do you have an idea? Our programs will help you to structure, test and launch your idea while continuing your studies. Our Bachelors in digital and Masters in digital are designed to encourage dual skills: business + digital skills.
You can choose from the following sectors:
This is the key question: how do you manage your time when you're both a student and a self-employed entrepreneur?
Here are some best practices:
Today, more than one in three students is considering setting up their own business. A strong trend, driven by a growing desire for autonomy, professional freedom and impact. At Crews, a school specializing in online digital training, we believe that student entrepreneurship is not an exception, but a natural path for today's talent.
At Crews, our training courses are designed to prepare students for the realities of the professional world, including the entrepreneurial adventure. Our advantages:
Some of our students have chosen to run their own business alongside their studies, and organize themselves between their courses, their school projects, which they can sometimes link to their own business, and their work-study program for those who are covered by the student apprentice status.
Whether you're a future self-entrepreneur, freelancer or project leader, our Bachelors in digital marketing and Masters digital professions are the ideal springboard for combining studies and entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship as a student is possible, valued and even encouraged. With the right training, the right network and the right support, it's entirely possible to set up a business while studying. Crews gives you all the tools you need to make this ambition a reality.
By becoming a self-employed entrepreneur, by obtaining student-entrepreneur status, and by getting the right training like Crews.
With freelancing, content creation, e-commerce or crafting, you can generate a steady income while you study.
Everything is possible: digital services, e-commerce, event services, physical products and tech innovations.
You can work as a freelancer, offer your services online, or launch your own micro-business while continuing your training.
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