This year we are partnering with National Careers Week and will be hosting our own virtual room sharing a range of activities and resources to support young people. #NCW2021
To coincide with Global Money Week (22 – 26 March) we have drawn together a wide range of our programmes and services that can be used to support financial education all year round. Find out more.
Skills are critically important, but as the pandemic has shown, skills in isolation are often not enough to influence how we respond to uncertainty and challenge. Mindset has a role to play, not only in how we respond, but how we frame our response to situations, develop our curiosity, look for opportunities, learn from what works and what doesn’t, and adapt our approaches to changing environments. Find out more
Our second series of Enterprising Mindsets shines a spotlight on female founders. We’ll hear first-hand from brilliant female founders and mentors on overcoming barriers to Female Entrepreneurship highlighted in the Alison Rose Review, as well as hearing from Alison Rose herself. Subscribe here
Join us for a breakfast conversation on 29th April, 8.30am – 10.30am with Sara Davies MBE, Founder of Crafter’s Companion & Dragons’ Den panelist. This will be followed by a discussion with inspiring business leaders, female founders, influencers, policy makers and YE alumni to build on the insights from the Female Founders podcast series on overcoming barriers to female entrepreneurship, identified in the Rose Review.
Young Enterprise is a national charity. We motivate young people to succeed in the changing world of work by equipping them with the work skills, knowledge and confidence they need to succeed.
We believe that the potential of the UK’s young people is unlimited, and an academic education on its own is not enough. We empower young people to discover, develop and celebrate their skills and potential.
In 2018/19, we reached 482,000+ young people across the UK, helping them to develop their business, financial and entrepreneurial capabilities.
Since 1962, we have worked with both the business and education sectors to engage over four million young people. We believe in the power of ‘learning by doing’ and the difference that it has made and continues to make to the lives, futures and ambitions of young people.
We are committed to increasing our engagement in deprived areas. In 2018/19 we worked with 57% of secondary schools in the 30% most deprived areas in England and Wales. This remains a key priority.
Engagement of volunteers from industry and business is a vital ingredient in helping young people develop the confidence and knowledge to start work, and to gain an understanding of the skills and attitudes valued by employers.
Your support matters. It improves the prospects of young people and makes a real difference. View full list of supporters here
