Digital Era Entrepreneurship Training for Indonesian Migrant Workers

Abstract

Entrepreneurship in the digital age is partly a way to address the economic and social challenges faced. Entrepreneurship can potentially boost economic growth in developing or poor countries. Migrant workers in Malaysia often face various problems, including employment, immigration, and education. Therefore, it is important to hold community service activities with a focus on digital era entrepreneurship training. This community service aims to increase the motivation and entrepreneurial skills of migrant workers in Malaysia in the digital era. PKM activities are carried out with a community development approach, PKM steps include interviews, motivational lectures, training with case studies and simulations, discussions, and mentoring. The results showed that this service activity succeeded in increasing the motivation and entrepreneurial skills of PMI from creating attractive products, as well as providing an understanding of the media, ideas, and opportunities for digital era entrepreneurship. This article reflects a positive effort in empowering PMI to achieve a better life through entrepreneurship.