Enterprise education in UK schools and at home
Enterprise education explained: what it covers, the evidence behind it, and practical ways to deliver it in school, in a club or at home.
Articles (6)
The NEET Crisis Explained: What Alan Milburn's Report Means for UK Young People (2026)
Over 1 million UK 16-24-year-olds are now NEET - the highest since 2013. We break down the Milburn 'Young People and Work' report and the practical, enterprise-led steps parents, teachers and teens can take today.
What is Enterprise Education? The Complete UK Guide for Parents, Educators and Young People
Enterprise education teaches young people creativity, problem-solving, financial literacy and confidence. This complete guide covers what it is, why it matters, and how to get started – for ages 6–18.
Introducing We Can Be: The All-in-One Entrepreneurship Platform for Young People
Everything young people need to explore entrepreneurship – courses, AI tools, 230+ role models, and more. All free. All in one place.
Future-Ready Skills for Kids: How Entrepreneurship Builds What Schools Can't
By 2035, creativity, confidence, and critical thinking will matter most. Schools are preparing kids for the past - entrepreneurship prepares them for the future.
Why Homeschooling Families Love Entrepreneurship Education
Entrepreneurship education fits perfectly into homeschooling – it's project-based, cross-curricular, and builds the life skills children actually need. Discover age-by-age activities, curriculum links, and research-backed benefits for ages 6–16.
Bringing Entrepreneurship Into Your Classroom
A practical guide for teachers who want to integrate business thinking into their existing curriculum - no extra budget required.