This paper discusses four educational practices at Vienna's largest secondary school to improve entrepreneurial skills:
1) The iBridge project uses robotics and ICT to connect young people and seniors, encouraging students to co-design technology solutions with end users aged 60+. 
2) The Junior Company program stimulates creativity and entrepreneurship, giving students hands-on business experience in areas like fundraising and marketing.
3) The Learning Office supports self-organized, individualized learning to foster self-responsibility and dealing with new challenges, important entrepreneurial skills.
4) The Makers@School program brings entrepreneurial skills to primary schools through outreach activities. These practices aim to provide future entrepreneurs with essential knowledge and skills.

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