Entrepreneurship Education

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Entrepreneurial Education
Sources of evidence
Form of Evidence
Definitions and issues
Summary and implications
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Entrepreneurship Education - A Guide for Educators
CONF 2014
Entrepreneurship
System Wide
Entrepreneurship Education - A Guide for Educators
Entrepreneurship Education at School in Europe: National Strategies, Curricula and Learning Outcomes
SURV 2012
Entrepreneurship Education
Whole School
Personal Finance Education
Economics, Business and Enterprise Education
INSP 2011
Financial Capability
Assessment
Young Enterprise
Entrepreneurship Education: Enabling Teachers as a Critical Success Factor
CONF 2011
Financial Education
Course Management
My Money Week
Towards Greater Cooperation and Coherence in Entrepreneurship Education
EXPOP 2010
Enterprise Education
Classroom Pedagogy
JA-YE
Entrepreneurship Education: A Systematic Review of the Evidence
SR 2006
Changing Perspectives on Entrepreneurial Education
Professional Development
Entrepreneurship Education 'Champions'
Entrepreneurship Education in Europe: Fostering Entrepreneurial Mind-Sets Through Education and Learning
CONF 2006
The Entrepreneurial Mind-Set
Teacher Education
Student Mini-Companies in Secondary Education
Mini-Companies in Secondary Education: Final report of the expert group
EXPOP 2005
Intrapreneurship
Research
Video: Mini Company and Placement
Strength of Evidence
Transferability
Editors' Comments

Personal Finance Education

The Personal Finance Education Group

The PFEG quality assures and provides resources to support personal finance education and advice and professional development for teachers involved in delivering personal finance education.
Source: http://www.pfeg.org/policy-campaigning/personal-finance-education-what-it

Young Enterprise

is a not-for-profit business and enterprise education charity that aims ‘to inspire and equip young people to learn and succeed through enterprise’. Its main programme in secondary schools, involves groups of students (aged 15-19) attempting to generate profits by forming a business, electing a board of directors from among themselves, raising share capital and then creating, marketing and selling products.  
Source: http://www.young-enterprise.org.uk/cbi-supports-young-enterprise/

PFEG and Young Enterprise merged in September 2014.

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