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Developing a 4-19 approach to Enterprise

Developing a 4-19 approach to Enterprise. Mike Garnock-Jones, Rotherham Ready Manager Brussels, 16 th May 2007. Enterprising Rotherham. 48 th most deprived borough (2001) to 63 rd (2003) Enterprising Britain Regional winner Local Government Awards Chamber of Commerce of the year

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Developing a 4-19 approach to Enterprise

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  1. Developing a 4-19 approach to Enterprise Mike Garnock-Jones, Rotherham Ready Manager Brussels, 16th May 2007

  2. Enterprising Rotherham • 48th most deprived borough (2001) to 63rd (2003) • Enterprising Britain Regional winner • Local Government Awards • Chamber of Commerce of the year • …and Rotherham Ready

  3. An introduction to Rotherham Ready “Some young people will become entrepreneurs but all young people will need to be enterprising”

  4. The Vision for Rotherham • First to deliver enterprise education to all (4-19) • Recognised as a centre of excellence • High Quality education/business links

  5. RR Objectives • Delivery of activity • Enterprise Entitlement • Young Chamber • National Accreditation • Enterprise Champions

  6. Partnership delivery (06-07) • 6,200 learning outcomes • 20 schools/colleges achieving Warwick Award • 76 Enterprise Champions trained

  7. School Support

  8. Team work Risk Management Negotiating and influencing Effective Communication Creativity and innovation Positive attitude Initiative Organisational/planning skills Decision making, incl. problem solving Economic and ethical judgements Financial Literacy Product/Service process Enterprise ‘concepts’

  9. Sheffield Hallam University • Year One evaluation • Increased skill development • Meeting school needs well • Developing partnership • Added value- e.g. new networks, new activity • VetNet presentation 09/07 Ghent

  10. Objective One funding X30 14 year olds Business choice 25 days work experience Residential Qualifications Young Apprenticeship in Enterprise

  11. Objective One funding X40 14 year old girls 7 day programme Women business leaders Qualification Girls Enterprise Summer School

  12. Please visit our website www.rotherhamready.org.uk

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