The document summarizes pilot entrepreneurship education activities across 7 countries. Over 2,200 students and 780 teachers from 264 schools participated in programs that engaged 130 entrepreneurs. The activities tested innovative models for developing entrepreneurial mindsets and skills among youth, especially in creative industries. Estonia's program paired 177 students with mentors and had them incubate ideas. A music video production project gave Estonian students experience in creative industries. Slovenia engaged students, teachers, and entrepreneurs in workshops, projects, mentoring and networking. Denmark showcased activities introducing collaboration between schools and creative/cultural institutions. The pilots aimed to increase awareness of entrepreneurship and develop skills like communication, problem solving and teamwork.

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Pilot Activities and Impact

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 Students lack information about entrepreneurship as a career option
 Students lack enterpreneurial skills & mind-set needed for todays world
 Schools not equipped to support students in developing enterpreneurial
skills, attitude & mind-set
 Misunderstanding of enterpreneurship as a business skill in existing
programs
Pilot Activities
Develop & test innovative models & methodologies for
entrepreneurship education for youth in creative industries
 7 different countries developing, implementing, testing different models
 Some focused on students, some focused on teachers, some on both
 All engaged enterpreneurs & creative industries

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• Application of internationally awarded “ENTRUM 4-step methodology of creating
an enterprising mindset” based on taking youth out of schools and pairing them
with enterpreneurs in the role of mentors. Aim: to incubate youth‘s ideas and
initiate startups within creative industries with the help of business-incubators in
the first academic year.
Estonia: Pilot activity 2 (300 students)
• “Music video production action” approach for giving youngsters creative industries
experience in production (music video that will be broadcasted on a national TV
channel), boosting their immediate readiness to act, as well improve their
knowledge of how creative industries function (production, post-production,
marketing).
Pilot activities in 7 countries
Denmark (250 students, 15 teacher, 10 mentors)
• Showcase of three different activites easy to implement within curriculum,
introducing new ways for collaboration between schools and creative industries,
especially art & cultural institutions.
Lithuania (300 students, 50 teachers, 15 entrepreneurs)
• Large scales enterpreneurship Summer camp preceded by a national
competition for schools.

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Pilot activities in 7 countries
Slovenia (69 students/12 teachers/29 enterpreneurs)
• Used three different approaches to introduce enterpreneurial skills
to schools, bringing together students, teachers & enterpreneurs.
UK (50 students, 10 teachers, 5 entrepreneurs)
• A stuctured programme approach based on existing Social
Enterprise Qualification for encouraging creative enterprise
and entreprenurship.
Poland (1017 students, 153 schools, 169 teachers, 3000 members of
community)
• Nationwide program including 153 schools for enhancing
competences related to innovation & entrepreneurship and
integrating schools with creative industries.
Czech Republic (195 students/14 teachers/10 schools)
• E-learning programme for career advisors to introduce
entrepreneurship education.

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Pilot activities in 7 countries
Altogether
• 2220 Students, 780 Teachers,
264 Schools, 130 Enterpreneurs

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Guest speakers:
Anne Hane, Student of Arts, Founder & CEO, Estonia
Keidi Mae, Student at Baltic Film & Media School, Estonia
Andrej Mercina, Trije Arhitekti, Founder & CEO, Slovenia
Per Lange, Acting Headteacher, Denmark

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Estonia
ENTRUM 4-step methodology principle:
• 1 step – inspire and encourage, bring outside of
everyday environment
• 2 step - teach practical skills (social skills – intiative,
colloboration, responsibility and
• entrepreneurial skills – business model design)
• 3 step - integrate to network of entrepreneurs, one-to-
one mentoring and business incubators
• 4 step - create entrepreneurial lifestyle (including what
to read, what events to visit)
Understanding the way creative industries function
through action
• Music video production with a limited time and
resources approach. Creative industries product
created by youngsters themselves and broadcast on a
national TV channel.

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Thank you CENTRES and ENTRUM
for an inspiring experience!
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Slovenia
● Program for understanding entrepreneurship &
gaining entrepreneurial skills, attitudes and
knowledge
● Developed with entrepreneurs & includes
entrepreneurs as lecturers/ mentors
● Programme within the curriculum as well as extra
curriculum activity
● Program included:
● 6-module (30 hours) workshops,
● project work,
● one-on-one mentorship,
● company visit and
● networking event: My first Pitch.

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Denmark
ArtRun
• Included in the curriculum for Danish and in
the obligatory free project assignment.
• In cooperation with Museum of contemprary
art: “How can art create change for the
viewer.”
The Creative Wave
• Innovation contest: “Designing new green
areas in the city.”
• Working entrepreneurs – changing local
environment through creative thinking.
The Youth Club
• Understanding how an ordinary day looks
like if you work in the creative industry.
• Pupils, architects and graphic designer
helped the local town design the new youth
club.

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Pilot Denmark
Video Art Run Denmark

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• Bringing awareness about what enterpreneurship really is
• Change in approach/ way of thinking/ perceptions (self-confidence, courage,
out-of-the-box thinking, persistance, failure)
• Skills & knowledge (communication, presentation, idea generation, problem solving, team
work, project planning)
• Networking & engaging youth – opening schools, opening students
• Concrete products – methodologies, modules, programmes developed for
enterpreneurship education as well as for developing general enterpreneurial skills
• Best cases of school & creative industries engagement
• Policy recommendations based on findings
Summary of Results & Impact

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THANK YOU!