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Enterprise for all: The relevance of enterprise in education

The relevance of enterprise in education is Lord Young's third and final report on enterprise.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills and Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street
• Published: 19 June 2014

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Enterprise for all: The relevance of enterprise in education

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This report focuses on entrepreneurial spirit in education. It is the latest in a series of moves from the government to make sure that young people leave education ready to work, with the skills and experience employers are after. The review covers the full breadth of education and is aimed at education leaders, teachers and all those involved in policy and delivery of teaching and learning.

Lord Young’s recommendations mean that students will be able to rank university courses by their employment rates and earning potential. Other proposals in the report include:

• the introduction of a new Enterprise Passport – a digital record of all extra-curricular and enterprise-related activities that students take part in throughout their education
• a new national volunteer network of Enterprise Advisers co-ordinated by LEPs, working closely with school heads

Published 19 June 2014