Educational, Learning, Entrepreneurship and Leadership resources

Educational, Learning, Entrepreneurship and Leadership resources as per The Young Foundation

 Arrival Education: leadership development to help young people improve
the soft skills they need in today’s work place. http://www.arrivaleducation.com/
 Citizens’ University: a modular training programme which  provides adults the skills to become active citizens, ranging from first aid to community organising.

 Enternships: internships for entrepreneurial young people.
http://www.enternships.com/en

 Enabling Enterprise: teaching resources which  incorporate practical skills  into traditional lessons. http://enablingenterprise.org/

 Fastlaners:  an intensive 2-week programme to  get unemployed graduates
into work. http://fastlaners.org/

 Resilience:  giving people the skills to  manage everyday stress and seek opportunities. http://www.youngfoundation.org/our-work/wellbeing-and-resilience

 School of Everything: an online portal which connects people who want to
learn a new skill (from flamenco to book keeping) with people who can teach
them. http://schoolofeverything.com/link/185470

 Space Unlimited: a consultancy  offering the  insights of teenagers to businesses. http://www.spaceunlimited.org/

 Studio Schools: a new model of school teaching young people of all abilities through practical experience. http://studioschoolstrust.org/

 UpRising:  a programme which seeks out the most talented 19 to 25 year old and trains them to be future leaders. http://uprising.org.uk/

 WorkingRite: a new model of apprenticeship that provides young people
with the first supported steps into work. http://www.workingrite.co.uk/

 Youth of Today: a grant-making and research programme which aims to get young people become leaders of change (no link) See www.TheYoungFoundation.org
The Youth of Today is a two-year partnership of seven leading youth organisations developing leadership opportunities for  13-19 year olds – from shadowing senior politicians to  training as young journalists.  Young people lead the programme, making decisions about grants and  shaping the research.  The Youth of Today £1 million fund has reached over 1,500 young people, through investment in 37 youth sector organisations. In addition, 36 grants were made directly to young leaders through the I Do Ideas web portal developed by the Young Foundation.  A series of research reports are showing what works in youth leadership,  covering topics ranging from the use of social network technologies to employment creation.


Learning Launchpad
http://www.learninglaunchpad.org/portfolio.php

Work & Teach
http://www.workandteach.co.uk/

Future First
http://www.futurefirst.org.uk/

Ignite Leadership
http://www.ignite-leadership.org/

The Vine Trust
http://www.thevinetrust.co.uk/