Biography
Samuel Adeyemi is associated with PsyForU Research International as Senior Research Fellow, Youth Employment and Enterprise Development. His work focuses on strengthening entrepreneurship education, enterprise capability, innovation, and sustainable livelihood opportunities for young people.
His research examines entrepreneurial learning, business incubation, financial literacy, enterprise ecosystems, self-employment, social enterprise, community-based development, and access to mentoring and institutional support. He is particularly interested in inclusive approaches that recognise regional and socioeconomic differences.
As Senior Research Fellow, Mr. Adeyemi contributes to the development of entrepreneurship-education frameworks, enterprise-support models, youth-employment strategies, and participatory approaches to local economic development. His work emphasises practical capability, ethical enterprise, resilience, and responsible risk-taking.
His contribution advances the mission of PsyForU Research International to support young people in developing the knowledge, confidence, networks, and institutional support required to participate in employment, enterprise, and community development.
Research / Policy Interests
Youth Employment; Entrepreneurship Education; Enterprise Development; Business Incubation; Financial Literacy; Social Enterprise; Innovation; Self-Employment; Entrepreneurial Ecosystems; Sustainable Livelihoods; Mentoring; Community Enterprise; Youth Policy; Employment Generation; Inclusive Economic Development.
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