Innovation during Covid-19
Continued access to our programmes
With the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we were determined to continue reaching young people and supporting educators worldwide, so we innovated.
We worked closely with teachers to expand their understanding of student-centred pedagogy, developing teacher training webinars that focused on methodologies and tools to cultivate agency in young people.
In Uganda and Rwanda, we ran 64 out-of-school business clubs with 3,500 young people participating. This allowed us to support children and young people in marginalised communities to gain essential life and business skills in spite of school closures.
We launched the Enterprise Adventure, a programme that is designed to support young people to come up with a plan for a social enterprise that addresses problems in their communities. It was delivered in South Africa and Uganda through printed workbooks, and through a mobile app developed in-house to reach as many young people as possible worldwide.

School Enterprise Challenge

Our student-led business awards programme for schools around the world
Africa

Learn about our programmes across Africa
Enterprise Adventure

The Enterprise Adventure is a mobile app aimed at teenagers around the world who want to learn about business.
Asia

Find out about our impact in Asia
Out-of-school initiatives

We have created out-of-school business clubs and work with youth groups to support young people’s skills development outside of school settings.
Latin America

Learn about our work in Latin America