JA International Teacher Conference

European initiatives for teachers

Latvia, March 30

The European Entrepreneurship Education NETwork[EE.HUB-EU]

Innovation Cluster for Entrepreneurship Education [ICEE]

Proving that

Entrepreneurship Education works

Measuring

Entrepreneurship

Education (primary,

secondary, university)

International certification

of skills, competences

and knowledge gained

through JAs Company

Program

Equipping

teachers with

entrepreneurial

tools and methods

JA-YE Europe and the EU

The Entrepreneurial School (TES)

Co-funded by Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (DG Enterprise)

11 consortium partners and 4 private sector partners

3-year project (2013-2015)

TES Virtual GuideA practical and useful tool for teachers

in primary, secondary and vocational schools

The Virtual Guide to

Entrepreneurial

Learning is designed to

provide educators with

a diverse range of tools

and methods that

support entrepreneurial

learning.

www.tesguide.eu

http://www.tesguide.eu/

What you can do with the Virtual Guide?

Here you can find tools and methods to supportentrepreneurial teaching/learning (from primary level toupper secondary schools and in initial teacher training).

Search by:

Age level

Subject area

Teaching issues

Learning outcomes

http://www.tesguide.eu/search/tool-method_

What you can do with the Virtual Guide?

In this section, you can find selected GoodPractice Schools and Case Study Schools withexamples of visions, plans, job descriptionsand frameworks to learn from and to use inyour own school.

Find out more about entrepreneurship activities in other countries.

Get inspiration from other schools and institutions.

http://www.tesguide.eu/bpsearch

What you can do with the Virtual Guide?

Here you can find the most recent Europeanpolicy documents on entrepreneurial learning,together with strategy and researchdocuments published by national governmentsand other institutions.

International and national policy andresearch documents on entrepreneuriallearning.

http://www.tesguide.eu/search/policy-strategy_

What you can do with the Virtual Guide?

In this part, you can find two web-based tools:

A self-assessment for teachers in primary, secondary and vocational school;

A quality checklist for schools.

Useful tools to assess your entrepreneurial teaching and check the quality of the

entrepreneurial activities of your school.

http://www.tesguide.eu/en/web_article/you-and-your-school.htm

Last but not least

Once you create your account, you can use the Guide to write a review for the tools and methods available on the Guide and to

share your experiences, best practices and ideas!

SHARE a TOOL:

If you have developed experiences, best

practices or new ideas you can share them by filling an online form

https://jayeeurope.wufoo.com/forms/share-entrepreneurial-learning-tools-and-methods/

Do you want to know more about TES?

Join the community of teachers of TES virtual Guide

Sign up for the eBrief (newsletter)

Consult the Quick Start Guide

http://www.tesguide.eu/http://entrepreneurialschool.eu/e-briefhttp://entrepreneurialschool.eu/the-entrepreneurial-school/quick-start-with-tes-guide-

ASTEE: objective

To design a coherent framework system with tools

to assess the acquisition of entrepreneurship competences

by students at all levels (key learning potucomes)

It can be used across Europe

By educators, teachers, school managers

App-development: easy accessible for students and teachers

(application ready by April 2015)

ASTEE: main characteristics

Age/school level:

Primary (10-11 years)

Secondary (16-17 years)

Tertiary (20 +)

For what programme/activity:

Entrepreneurship Education in general

Self-assessment tool, not an exam

Dimensions covered:

Knowledge How to identify opportunitiesAbout the bigger pictureUnderstanding the workings of the economy

Skills Organise, Manage, Analyse, Communicate, Evaluate, Effectiverepresentation & negotiation, Work as an individual, Work in teams,Judge & identify ones strengths and weaknesses, Assess and takerisks, Connect ideas, Mobilise commitment, Lateral thinking.

Mindset & attitudes

Initiative, Independence & innovation in all aspects of life, Motivation,Determination to meet objectives, Risk propensity, Ambition/drive,Persistence & commitment, Self-belief, Self-efficacy, Self-awareness,Feeling of empowerment, Social confidence, Creativity & imagination,Curiosity, Tolerance of failure.

Intentions To become self-employed , To work with innovative andentrepreneurial assignments.

Behaviour Enterprising and entrepreneurial behaviour, Engaging in new activitiesand new venture creation.

www.asteeproject.eu

http://www.asteeproject.eu

Entrepreneurial Skills Pass (ESP)How many of you already know what ESP is?

Lets check this out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-6QvCVJ1rs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-6QvCVJ1rs

The Entrepreneurial Skills Pass (ESP)

is an international qualification that

proves students (15-19 years old) have had

a real entrepreneurship experience and have the necessary

knowledge, skills and competences to start a business

or be successfully employed.

Company Programme

Experience

Self-Assessment

Competence

ESP Exam

Knowledge / Skills

ESP: main characteristics

Age/school level: students (15-19) at secondary level For what programme/activity: explicitly linked to the CP Main dimensions covered:

7 entrepreneurial competenceso Creativityo Teamworko Perseveranceo Self-confidenceo Taking initiativeo Sense of Responsibilityo Resourcefulness

Basic business, financial and economic knowledgeo General understanding of organisations o Main steps and legal requirementso From idea generation to the market o Financial resources and budgeting

Self-assessment test

Online final examination

Further Training Work Experience Start-Up

Jobs

Internships

Apprenticeships

Mentoring

Financial Support

Access to incubators

Career insight

Scholarships

The link between succeeding

at school and obtaining a

successful career is strong.

Companies endorsing ESP

are available to provide

students further professional

training (e.g. about how to

apply for a job), to organise

career insight workshops

(e.g. about career choices),

and to offer financial

assistance to support the

access to tertiary education,

broadening students horizons

and future potential.

Internships, apprenticeships

and jobs all involve

employers offering young

people a chance to learn

about working life. The

objective is to give ESP

students an on-the-job

opportunity enabling them

to experience a particular

career, to build confidence,

to strengthen their skills, to

create a network of

contacts, and to gain

recognition for their effort.

For students who want to

start their company, it is

important to evaluate the

potential of their idea, to get

financial support and to

access further business

assistance. Companies

endorsing ESP can provide

coaching and guidance

designed to help students

running their own company;

financial support to start-up;

and give access to business

incubators and accelerators.

Professional Training

Offering young people a PASS to further opportunities

ESP network

Albania

Austria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Czech Rep.

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Ireland

Italy

Malta

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Slovakia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

United Kingdom

Last year ESP run a pilot in 16 countries with more than 2,000

students participating.

Additional learning materials

The ESP exam is of high level and it requires students'attention, critical and productive thinking.

Direct teaching in addition to the Company Programmeand/or individual study for the exam is necessary.

We are working on additional learning materials for bothteachers and students.

Glossary for ESP teachers

HP Life - Online courses for ESP students

ESP exam: syllabus and online demo Working tables

How do you teach those topics? What problems the students might have when sitting for the exam?

Good questions to ask, Not so good questions to ask, Bad questions to ask

Do you want to know more about ESP?

Visit ESP website: www.entrepreneurialskillspass.org

Sign up to ESP e-Brief: www.entrepreneurialskillspass.eu/e-brief

Follow JA-YE Europe on the social networks

http://www.entrepreneurialskillspass.org/http://www.entrepreneurialskillspass.eu/e-brief