Yes! The programme is currently open for registrations. For teachers and school head teachers: Click here to create an account. For students and parents: Please speak to your school's administration and encourage them to register for the programme.

Teachers and Head Teachers from Primary to Secondary schools can create an account and register their schools directly for the programme. Click here to start the registration process. Students and parents cannot register their schools individually. They should speak to their school administration to encourage the school to sign up for the programme.

To participate in the School Enterprise Challenge, you must be a teacher or headteacher. Create an account on our ElevatED website by clicking here. We will support you in guiding your students through each step of the process, helping them complete activities that lead to business implementation. Please note that if you are from the following countries, you can contact our local team directly for tailored support: Uganda: SECUganda@teachamantofish.org.uk Honduras: concurso@teachamantofish.org.uk

The ElevatED website is the place where you can find Teach A Man To Fish's entrepreneurship education programmes for schools, teachers, and students. In the Teacher View of the app, you will have access to our flagship School Enterprise Challenge programme, which will guide you step-by-step in kick-starting and managing a successful and sustainable student-led school business. To access the ElevatED website, click here and follow the instructions to create an account and register your school.

You can access the School Enterprise Challenge through our ElevatED website. To get started, create an account on ElevatED (only teachers and school staff can create accounts) or log in to your existing account. Once logged in, you can register, add team members, and complete all necessary activities for the School Enterprise Challenge. To access the ElevatED website, click here and follow the instructions to create an account and register your school.

You have the flexibility to work on the School Enterprise Challenge either during classes or after school. Whether integrated into the curriculum or run as an extracurricular activity, the programme offers options to suit your school's schedule. Additionally, you can utilise dedicated project time or even school holidays to make progress. It's all about finding the approach that works best for your students and ensures their active participation and engagement.

The timeline for the School Enterprise Challenge is flexible. Schools can adjust the schedule to fit their own calendar and complete the programme activities at their own pace. However, business teams will also have the opportunity to participate in various global competitions throughout the year. Winners of these competitions will receive cash prizes to support their businesses! Each competition has its own deadline, prize, and criteria, all of which will be communicated well in advance on the ElevatED website. We will announce more competitions throughout the year, so stay tuned!

All teams participating in the competitions will receive a digital badge and have the chance to win a prize to support their school business! Additionally, the teams participating in the competitions for all three steps (Business Idea, Business Plan, and Annual Report) will receive a badge and a certificate indicating their level as Bronze, Silver, or Gold, based on their performance according to the Achievement Criteria. You can access the Achievement Criteria on the ElevatED website under the 'Compete' section. Besides, students, teachers, and school headteachers will receive individual personalised certificates. Teams can also nominate individuals for Inspirational Teacher, Enterprising Student, and School Head Teacher prizes. If a team participates in a Business Plan competition, they will receive feedback on their business plan from a business expert, helping them to launch their business.

The teams participating in the competitions for all three steps (Business Idea, Business Plan, and Annual Report) will receive a badge and a certificate indicating their level as Bronze, Silver, or Gold, based on their performance according to the Achievement Criteria. You can access the Achievement Criteria on the ElevatED website under the 'Compete' section.

We believe in recognising schools that champion entrepreneurship education. By participating in the programme, your school is showcasing their commitment to providing high-quality entrepreneurship education, both locally and internationally. Schools can attain one of three distinct ranks at the end of the year: Novice: This marks your school's first year in the programme - all schools will aim for the Novice rank in 2024, as we're introducing a brand new ElevatED website this year! Intermediate: Achieved after two consecutive years of teachers and students completing the programme. Advanced: Achieved after three or more consecutive years of teachers and students completing the programme.

Yes! Your school can form multiple school business teams, allowing for greater student involvement and promoting entrepreneurship among a wider group of students. Each team can explore different business ideas or aspects of entrepreneurship, offering students diverse opportunities to enhance their skills and unleash their creativity.