Sentences with phrase «enterprise education»

However, a lack of meaningful enterprise education in schools, continues to damage young people's job prospects and ultimately their futures.

I was determined that young people in this country had the chance to enjoy good, meaningful enterprise education that taught them real - world business and broader invaluable life skills.

We see enterprise education as a hugely important part of this.

It has the potential to transform how schools think about and deliver enterprise education, giving them the opportunity to become pioneers in this field.

The project was carefully planned at a time when the agenda to support enterprise education in schools was still strong.

Good enterprise education is an essential element of this and should be part of all schools.

«The most prestigious award program is our Leavey Awards for Excellence in Private Enterprise Education.

Sue Poole, Enterprise Education Manager at Gower College Swansea, comments on the process of developing and publishing The Bumbles of Honeywood series:

A series of entrepreneurial books have been launched under the «Bee Enterprising» Primary School Enterprise Education project.

This announcement comes as a new poll has revealed that almost three quarters of people (71 %) believe schools and colleges should embed enterprise education as a key part of every young person's education.

Stanton D. Anderson, Senior Counsel to the President and Chief Executive Officer, issued remarks on the «Free Enterprise Education Act» model legislation, and Roberta Philips sponsored discussion and voting on the act.

The school developed the quality and impact of its own enterprise education expertise which it used to share with others and produced significant income.»

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Ofsted also supports this view in the report, noting that: «Despite the fact that it was never a statutory requirement to provide enterprise education and work - related learning at Key Stage 1 to 3, the better schools surveyed generally regarded it as an essential element of the whole - school curriculum.

The trial is one of six supported by the EFF and will be run by the Young Enterprise education and employment charity.

His Foundation run a range of successful programmes that support young people around the world, but one of his key goals has been to empower young people across the UK through delivering excellent enterprise education.

High - quality enterprise education helps tackle social mobility and we look forward to seeing how our students capitalise on everything the programme has to offer and what they can achieve.»

Exciting enterprise education for key stage 2 children including 8 lesson plans.

To achieve this we deliver world - class enterprise education through our Foundation for Enterprise, and support some of the most disadvantaged young people to improve their lives through our Foundation for Children.»

The inspectorate had warned schools were putting the «nation's future economic prosperity» at risk because of a failure to sufficiently prioritise enterprise education.

Inspectors found that just 10 per cent of schools were getting enterprise education right, and warned that poor coordination between schools and businesses, plus the absence of an «overarching government strategy», were leaving young people unprepared for work.

(Who remembers the «Schools» Enterprise Education Network»?)

«We believe The Bumbles of Honeywood series, as well as the «Bee Enterprising» Primary School Enterprise Education project, is going to be extremely beneficial for children who are being introduced to the world of entrepreneurship.

The Association of Private Enterprise Education (APEE) provides information, interaction and support to entrepreneurs.

Leading the project is Sue Poole, Enterprise Education Manager at Gower College Swansea.

Entrepreneur and Dragon's Den star Peter Jones CBE is today inviting schools to host the country's first school - based Peter Jones Enterprise Academies — as a new poll reveals almost three quarters of people (71 %) believe schools and colleges should embed enterprise education as a key part of every young person's education.

60 % of Britons agree a lack of meaningful enterprise education in schools «reflecting the real world of business» was damaging young people's job prospects

Premier League Enterprise, jointly funded by the Premier League and Sport Relief, uses the backdrop of professional football clubs» business models to deliver enterprise education.

Enterprise Education Enterprise Education is about «helping young people make things happen, be creative and find opportunities for themselves.

Includes crosswords, word searches and puzzles, around the theme of Code - it Cody and the messages of coding and enterprise education in the Code - it Cody storybook.

Some 72 % of people also thought «good and meaningful» enterprise education and experiences in schools improve social mobility, which has the potential to transform young people's life chances.