Supporting Careers Professionals to have Enterprising Conversations

Enterprise and entrepreneurship skills matter for every student and graduate, no matter where their career journey takes them. Having an enterprising mindset helps people spot opportunities, adapt quickly, and respond confidently to a fast‑changing labour market. It also plays an important role in wellbeing, resilience, and social mobility.

Where Creativity Begins: In the Quiet Light Between Ideas

Creativity is not a luxury in today’s rapidly evolving world, it is essential to survive the working landscape. The ability to have a skillset that allows you to be able to pivot and be agile will be paramount, but how is that linked to creativity?

What Is the Real Difference Between Employability Skills and Enterprise Skills?

In today’s fast-changing world of work, the terms employability skills and enterprise skills are often used interchangeably. While they overlap in many ways, they are not exactly the same. Understanding the difference can help students, employees, and business owners develop the right abilities for long-term success.

Enterprise Education Can Be Murder

It is a common misconception that enterprise education is all Dragon’s Den-style pitches, pop-up shops, and hackathons.

What do we need to be Co-operative Catalysts?

EEUK Director and Co-founder of Enterprise Educators UK’s Sustainable Society SIG, Catherine Brentnall from Manchester Metropolitan University, reflects on the recent ‘Co-operative Catalyst’ event, held at the University of Salford.

Are We Teaching Entrepreneurship or Creating Entrepreneurs?

Research, Scholarship, and the Language Problem

This blog is the first in a series of three arising from discussions during and reflections after a REntEd SIG ISBE/EEUK webinar called “Research vs Scholarship”.

Partnership Expression of Interest

EEUK is currently forming a pool of training partners. We are seeking expressions of interest from experienced trainers and training developers who have expertise within Enterprise Education and related subjects.

Co-chair of the EE Ireland Sub-committee

EEUK are seeking expressions of interest to take up the voluntary role of chair/co-chair of the EE Ireland Sub-committee.