Enterprise & Work-related learning

Framework for Economic Wellbeing 11-19: career, work-related learning and enterprise (June 2008)
QCA have published a revised framework, which takes account of developments such as the new secondary curriculum, the 14-19 reform programme and the government's strategy for enterprise and education. The framework covers the full 11-19 age range and provides a context for schools to fulfil their legal responsibility to provide opportunities for careers education at key stage 3 and for careers and work at key stage 4. It can be downloaded from the QCA website: http://www.qca.org.uk/qca_17872.aspx


Enterprise in Schools
Dedicated Enterprise website with resources, case studies, events, news and more.

Make your Mark
Make Your Mark is the national campaign to create an enterprise culture among young people in the UK

CBI- the Voice of Business
CBI helps create and sustain the conditions in which businesses in the United Kingdom can compete and prosper for the benefit of all

The Economics and Business Education Association (EBEA) The professional subject association for everyone interested in the teaching and study of Economics, Business and Enterprise.

NEBPN -National Education Business Partnership Network
The umbrella organisation and national voice for 126 Education Business Partnerships working in the 11 regions shown on the map below.

Trident from Edexcel
Trident has a well-established track record of supporting young people between the ages of 14-19 to prepare for life beyond the classroom.

u-explore
Dedicated to raising young people’s aspirations through an interactive approach to business understanding and business engagement

The Work-related Learning Guide – First edition:
A guidance document for employers, schools, colleges and their parents and carers

Time Well Spent: Embedding employability in work experience
CBI Voice of Business

Assessing enterprise capability: guidance for schools
Enterprise in Schools