The School Enterprise Challenge is an international business programme for schools run by the educational charity Teach A Man To Fish. Moreover, it is a free educational programme that teaches business and life skills. It supports teachers as well as students to set up a real business at their school.

A School Business is a real business that is owned by the school and is staffed, operated and managed by students with the support of their teachers. Also, it teaches essential skills and creates young entrepreneurs. It generates real profits for schools or important causes in community.

Furthermore, schools have the chance to get recognized at an international level and win prizes along the way for their outstanding work and impact. It guides and supports teachers and students to plan and set up real, sustainable school businesses. In addition, students get the chance to gain hands-on experience of running a a real business as well as generate real profits to help support their school or a social cause of their choice.

Benefits

• There are $50,000 in prizes available for the most entrepreneurial schools, teachers and students.
• Also, Students and teachers get the chance to develop essential skills for the 21st century
• Participating Students:

1. Get practical experience running a real business
2. Also, Learn essential life skills
3. Be part of global movements of young entrepreneurs

• Participating Teachers:

1. Learn business skills
2. Also, Boost CV
3. Develop new teaching techniques
4. Chance to win prizes

• Also, All schools that complete the programme will receive their achievement.

Eligibility

1. The School Enterprise Challenge is open to all schools
2. Universities are not eligible to take part in the School Enterprise Challenge.

The deadline for the programme is May 14, 2019.