Author(s): Yury Rubin, Mikhail Lednev, Daniel Mozhzhukhin
This paper is devoted to competition competencies as learning outcomes in entrepreneurship education programs. This unique area of competence is crucial for educational management success, but has still been insufficiently explored. An article reviews existing approaches to competition while examining the classification of competition competencies relevant to entrepreneurship, which fall into various categories: competition for results, for resources, in competition actions performance, educational management and self-management. Each group of competencies is treated as a regular response to definite challenges of the competitive environment. This article investigated the link between the entrepreneurship process and competition competencies in entrepreneurship, examining both areas.