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Pembekalan Kewirausahaan Melalui Pelatihan Pembuatan Pot Artistik Berbasis Kain Bekas di Rumah Budaya Sidoarjo

Introduction

Pembekalan kewirausahaan melalui pelatihan pembuatan pot artistik berbasis kain bekas di rumah budaya sidoarjo. Tingkatkan jiwa wirausaha dan kreativitas! Pelatihan pembuatan pot artistik dari kain bekas di Rumah Budaya Sidoarjo membekali masyarakat dengan keterampilan dan strategi pemasaran media sosial.

Abstract

Training in fabric-based artistic pottery is a form of community service that aims to enhance the artistic and entrepreneurial skills of the community at Rumah Budaya Sidoarjo. This activity uses simple techniques and easily obtainable recycled materials to provide creative business opportunities for housewives and teenagers. This article discusses how mastering simple techniques for making artistic pots from recycled fabric can be an important form of entrepreneurial capital. The community service program consists of structured workshops held several times for art enthusiasts gathered at the Sidoarjo Cultural House. Through these workshops, participants learn to make artistic pots from used fabric and gain knowledge about marketing through social media.

Review

The article "Pembekalan Kewirausahaan Melalui Pelatihan Pembuatan Pot Artistik Berbasis Kain Bekas di Rumah Budaya Sidoarjo" outlines a compelling community service initiative focused on fostering entrepreneurial skills through artistic pottery using recycled fabric. The abstract effectively conveys the program's dual objective: enhancing artistic capabilities and providing entrepreneurial capital, particularly for housewives and teenagers within the Sidoarjo Cultural House community. This focus on sustainable practices and economic empowerment through accessible, simple techniques is commendable and addresses a pertinent need for skill development in local communities. A significant strength of this initiative lies in its practical and resourceful approach. By utilizing simple techniques and readily available recycled materials, the program lowers barriers to entry for participants, making skill acquisition both accessible and environmentally conscious. The structured workshop format, repeated for art enthusiasts, suggests a systematic approach to knowledge transfer. Furthermore, the inclusion of social media marketing training is a crucial addition, bridging the gap between product creation and market access, thereby directly contributing to the participants' potential for establishing creative businesses. This holistic strategy holds substantial promise for tangible community impact. While the abstract presents a clear and laudable objective, a full paper would benefit from elaborating on the program's outcomes and the specific metrics used to assess its success. For instance, details on participant engagement levels, pre- and post-training skill assessments, and evidence of new business ventures or increased income would significantly strengthen the claims of enhanced skills and entrepreneurial capital. Discussion on the challenges encountered during the workshops and strategies for long-term sustainability and scalability beyond the initial training sessions would also enrich the article. Overall, the abstract provides a strong foundation for a valuable community service report, but a detailed account of its execution and impact is anticipated.

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