The Effect of Religious Sentiment-based Entrepreneurial Education on Industrial Home-base Business Management: A Case Study of Halaqah Online Business Community in East Java

Abstract

In Indonesia, the rise of the women's community is quite rapid, whether it is a modest association based on shared hobbies, parents of children attending the same school, or religious organizations, many of which use the community to conduct commerce. This study aims to determine the influence of religious sentiment-based entrepreneurial education on the management of industrial home-base businesses. This type of research is quantitative with a Quasi Experimental One Group Pre Test – Post-test design. The sample was consisting of housewives who had children under 6 years old (72 months) totaling 20 people obtained by purposive sampling techniques. The statistical test uses a paired T test on the value of housewives’ knowledge before and after the intervention which obtained a significance value of 0.000 (p-value <0.05) so that it can be concluded that there is a meaningful influence between providing entrepreneurial education on the value of housewives knowledge. Partners are expected to be able to implement the strategies provided in this educational program and are committed to continuing to develop their potential and business potential to be maximized so that they participate in building the economy and family welfare.