Trailblazers enterprise kits for ages 15-18
Learn the method, or launch the real thing.
In short
KS4 and KS5 enterprise kits for ages 15-18. Students make the calls real founders faced, interview customers, work through the unit economics of an online shop, use AI tools to build a brand and content, and plan how they'd grow on social media. They pitch for three minutes with evidence. Learn the method, or launch the real thing.
Years 10-13 (S4-S6 in Scotland)
Coming next
The Trailblazers kits we're building
The same four formats as the Pioneers kits, written for this age. Join the list and we'll email you the day each one is ready.
Free taster lesson
60 minutes
Meet real founders and find a problem worth solving.
Get an alertEnterprise Day
09:00-15:15
From a problem to a pitch in one day, with a build and test, ending in a showcase.
Get an alertEnterprise Week
5 days
15 sessions: a prototype and a pitch, plus a real market for ages 12-14.
Get an alertEnterprise Club
9-12 weekly sessions
One step a week: 9 weeks (with 6- and 12-week routes) for ages 9-11, or 12 weeks and a market day for 12-14.
Get an alertWhat changes at this age
How the missions work for 15-18 year olds
- Founder stories
- A founder case study with a decision point
- Teams
- Solo or pairs, in Learn mode or Launch mode
- Finding a problem
- Problem interviews, plus what already exists
- Worked business
- An online shop: unit economics, stock risk and break-even
- Money
- A start-up budget, unit economics, break-even and a simple 3-month forecast
- Writing load
- A short plan and a one-page canvas
- Screens, AI and social
- AI tools for research, branding and content, a real online shop and social media growth
- The pitch
- Three minutes plus questions, evidence-led
Nine missions, from founders to pitch
Real UK founders
Founders we're planning to include
Every fact will be checked against a published source before a kit is released.
- Sophie Pender
- Sara Davies
- Emma Tapper
- Lucie Macleod
- Aimee Smale
- George Fairhall
- Calypso Rose
- Ben Francis
AI · Kit Add-on Studio
Adapt a Pioneers session for this age now
While the Trailblazers kits are being built, ask the studio to adapt a Pioneers session for ages 15-18.
AI · Kit Add-on Studio
Ask for exactly what your group needs
A warm-up, an adaptation, a themed version or an extension. It's drafted inside the kit's rules: teams of 4-5, no pretend money, low-ink printables, UK English.
Free account: 3 a day. Never include pupils' names.
What you'll get
- Where it fits in the kit, and how long it takes
- Timed steps with words to say
- What to gather, and a low-ink printable if it helps
- Ways to support and stretch, and what success looks like
Print it, or copy it straight into your plan.
Answers
Trailblazers kit questions
They're in development, built on the same nine missions as the Pioneers kits. Join the list for an email the day they're ready.
The missions stay the same, pitched at this age: a founder case study with a decision point; solo or pairs, in learn mode or launch mode; and a worked example of an online shop: unit economics, stock risk and break-even.
Yes, with adaptations. The Kit Add-on Studio can draft an age adaptation for any Pioneers session.
Hear the day the Trailblazers kits are ready
One email when it's ready. No spam, and you can leave any time.
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