Enterprise Educators UK’s purpose is to enable entrepreneurship educators to learn from each other, increase their effectiveness, undertake research and raise awareness of their work through: one day events; conferences; networking; newsletters; funded research; social media; awards; and representation to policy makers. More details: www.enterprise.ac.uk
YES is a specialist network for entrepreneurship education. Mission: Every young Finnish student has access to entrepreneurship education regardless of stage of schooling and place of residence. The YES network is a great example of how to involve all stakeholders in entrepreneurship education. The Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland has issued national policy guidelines for...
LUT (Lappeenranta University of Technology) Measurement Tool for Enterprise Education™ is the world’s first enterprise/entrepreneurship education self-assessment tool developed for primary, secondary and vocational school teachers and principals. The tool is a simple structured, web-based questionnaire, which allows teachers to evaluate their own practice, develop their know-how in e...
3EP (European Entrepreneurship Educators Programme) is a training programme developed by a consortium of partners in 2009-2012 aiming to enhance educators’ abilities in realising their students’ potential through the field of entrepreneurship education. The programme is based on a one week programme with specific goals for every day:Monday: Entrepreneurial Educational Challenges Tues...
The International Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (ICES) and its entrepreneurship education programmes have a positive impact on the J.J. Strossmayer University (Osijek in Croatia) students across campus. More information available here: Supporting the Entrepreneurial Potential of Higher Education - http://www.sephe.euThe curriculum consists of an undergraduate, a graduate, a post...
OctoSkills is an evaluation app for teachers and practitioners to assess the influence of their educational initiatives on pupils and students on all levels of education – from ABC to PhD. The instrument includes: a student questionnaire & a teacher questionnaire.The surveys can be distributed pre, mid, post of the initiative which make it possible to use the App as a diagnostic...
The Entrepreneurship360 project was a joint initiative between the European Commission and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to examine entrepreneurial learning in primary and secondary education and in vocational education and training. Experts and representatives from across Europe shared examples of good practice and helped to create guiding notes f...
The Start-Up Programme gives post-secondary students (aged 18 to 30) the opportunity to experience running their own company, giving them an insight into how their talents could be used to set up in business for themselves. With the support and guidance of business mentors, the program provides entrepreneurship education for college and university students of diverse backgrounds and...
Our Community uses posters and games to offer practical information about businesses and the many jobs they offer in a community. Students identify and explore the need for both public and private jobs, production methods through a simulation game, and they learn about taxes, decision-making and how money flows in an economy. In 2014-2015 school year over 125,000 s...
A programme designed to give middle school/lower secondary students an intensive introduction to the world of work, focusing particularly on craftsmanship, self-employment and what it means to be an entrepreneur. Through 'learning by doing’ approach this programme gives to the students an insight into how small enterprises operate and to challenge stereotypical attitudes by ensuring...
