Entrepreneurship subjects are adaptive group subjects, so all vocational students obtain this material, although it varies somewhat in the presentation. School average (VHS) provides this subject since the first semester of class 10. Based on the research it has been known about the tendency of student attitudes towards the five elements of entrepreneurial values, namely the level of self-confidence, creativity, achievement motivation, leadership and attitudes toward risk. In general, entrepreneurship education in vocational schools is given so far, the effect is still small on the entrepreneurial readiness of vocational students. Why did that happen? What are the causes? Has the media and learning model been utilized properly in entrepreneurial learning? In connection with that, this study aims to find out what learning models are effective for entrepreneurial learning for vocational students? The research was conducted through the literature method on a number of references and relevant research results. The study found that: (1) in general the entrepreneurial attitudes of vocational students still need to be improved; (2) the experience of entrepreneurship education in schools, entrepreneurial attitudes, self-efficacy, and entrepreneurial education in the family and community environment, have a positive and significant effect on the readiness of entrepreneurship of vocational students; (3) entrepreneurial learning through business centers, apprenticeships, and family backgrounds, simultaneously influencing positively and significantly on the entrepreneurial competencies of vocational students; (4) The "SMK Mart" unit plays a positive and meaningful role as an educational, economic and social media in the cultivation of entrepreneurial attitudes for vocational students; (5) teacher skills in teaching entrepreneurship need to be improved; (6) the entrepreneurial learning model in the form of an internet-based e-portfolio has proven effective; and (7) the "entrepreneurial extracurricular" model can function well in order to foster an entrepreneurial spirit for vocational students;