Our team have had over 10 years’ experience both within the education sector and running our own businesses and social enterprises. We have no doubt the combination of education and enterprise can equip young people with some of the most vital skills, experiences and opportunities that will revolutionise youth employability.
We believe young people should be given every opportunity to succeed in life and we want to do all we can to equip and empower young people as early as possible with entrepreneurship skills, practical hands-on experience, alternative career and development support that will be transferable and relevant in the real world.
It’s not about completely changing a curriculum or system, but embedding enterprise into school, college and university life in a simple and effective way.
We provide high quality learning resources, CPD and Youth Enterprise Programmes that introduce and provide long lasting, sustainable, enterprising education, that help schools develop excellence in their young people.
WHAT WE OFFER
WHY USE ENTERPRISING EDUCATION?
We can help you set up and run your very own in-house enterprise project. This will provide practical work experience and transferable skills for their next steps. Your students don’t even have to go off site!
We can help embed any of the following enterprise projects within your organisation.
- Student run magazine and online publishing enterprise
- Fashion Agency
- Printed Goods and Design
- Social Impact Project
- Personal Enterprise (We give the tools and support to bring about student’s own ideas for an in-house enterprise project)
Our social mission
Enterprising Education (EE) is under the umbrella of ‘The Platform Project’ a not-for-profit organisation working with disadvantaged young people both locally and internationally. Proceeds made from our EE programmes are used to help support the running of our ‘non funded’ programmes giving opportunities for all young people across the world to benefit from our support.
For more information on how we help young people via ‘The Platform Project’ click here.
It turns out it’s not just us putting Entrepreneurship Education at the top of our agenda with 250 leading entrepreneurs and educators calling for a radical policy shift. To read the full article click here.