Resources
Teaching entrepreneurship
Practical lesson ideas, activities, and how-to guides for bringing real entrepreneurship into your classroom — from Junior High through college.
Why Entrepreneurship Education Matters in Every School
Entrepreneurship education builds skills every student needs — problem-solving, financial literacy, resilience — not just future founders. Here's the case for it.
Entrepreneurship for Middle School Students: Where to Start
Middle schoolers are more ready for real entrepreneurship than most classrooms assume — with the right scaffolding. Here's how to introduce it without overwhelming them.
Choosing a CTE Entrepreneurship Curriculum: A Buyer's Guide
What to look for when evaluating a CTE entrepreneurship curriculum — from standards and funding alignment to hands-on rigor and teacher workload.
How to Start a Youth Entrepreneurship Program at Your School
A practical roadmap for launching a youth entrepreneurship program — from picking a format to measuring outcomes — whether you have a full semester or a single club period.
How to Teach Entrepreneurship in High School (Without Lecturing)
Teaching entrepreneurship works when students make real decisions, not memorize definitions. Five principles for a high school classroom that builds founders.
15 Entrepreneurship Activities That Actually Engage Students
Hands-on entrepreneurship activities for students — from problem-spotting to pitch practice — that replace passive reading with real decisions.
Entrepreneurship Lesson Plans for High School: A Practical Framework
Most entrepreneurship lesson plans stop at definitions. Here's a reusable framework that gets high school students building, deciding, and defending real business ideas.