As argued elsewhere, the intention to behave entrepreneurially depends on the human capital of the individual. Here we argue that human capital includes not only personal abilities and social capital but also innate attitudes to aspects of entrepreneurship, such as independence, firm ownership and risk. The research study evaluated the Determinants of Entrepreneurial Intent among University Students with the intention to identify those factors that push individuals to become entrepreneur. A structured self administered questionnaire was distributed to 265 students of Ambo universities when the students finished their academic program and thinking of about employment in May, 2015. Data were analyzed using factor analysis with the help of SPSS 20 version. The study revealed that factors like Risktaking propensity, Cultural influences, Attitude toward entrepreneurship, Family back ground, Locus of control, Perceived support and Perceived barriers influences an individual to became an entrepreneur

Teaching is a profession which provides teachers with many opportunities to interact with children or adults. This research aimed at exploring the most essential factors that influence teachers in pursuing teaching as a career. Furthermore, the study has aimed at raising prospective teachers’ awareness that as future facilitators they will have a great impact on other individuals in setting teaching as their career path. To fulfill the aim of the study, the researcher has adopted a quantitative research method. A questionnaire survey technique was used as a means of gathering data. The study was conducted among prospective teachers seeking their career path at the Faculty of Education at the International Islamic University Malaysia. Previous studies have suggested three main factors that might influence prospective teachers’ decision to choose teaching as a career, namely extrinsic, intrinsic, and altruistic. The impact of these three factors on IIUM prospective teachers’ career choice was investigated in the present study. The findings have showed that the altruistic factors had the greatest effect on IIUM prospective teachers’ career path. Moreover, apart from altruistic factors, the study revealed that intrinsic factors also significantly influenced IIUM prospective teachers’ career choice. However, extrinsic factors were found to be the least influential factors in choosing teaching as a career. This study will provide awareness among prospective teachers as well as students who will help the other individuals to choose their career in teaching profession.