... the most exciting initiative in Enterprise Eduction we have seen for some time and I would recommend it to any school that wants to provide young people with real life business skills.Martine Sinker The Real Trust Foundation
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9. Engage with ideas, challenges and applications from the business worldLearners within uBiz Will be required to demonstrate enterprise skills, including decision making, leadership, risk management and presentation. To make uBizEE a success, they will need to demonstrate enterprise attitudes, including a willingness to take on new challenges, self reliance, open-mindedness, respect for evidence, pragmatism and commitment to make a difference. Learners will also need to demonstrate enterprising qualities, including adapatability, perseverance, determination, flexibility, creativity, ability to improvise, confidence, initiative and the drive to make things happen! |
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Testimonials
"Thank you ever so much for your help last week with the training up here in Ashington. The uBizEE system has got so much potential and I think the students from the Ashington Learning Partnership really see that and want to tap into that potential!"
Andy Gaskell
Director of Enterprise and Vocational Studies
Ashington Learning Partnership
"Many thanks for all of the support you have given Manor Print. To say the Print Shop is a success is an understatement – we cannot cope with the demand......the Christmas Cards are a huge success"
Mrs Y Hill. Manor College of Technology Hartlepool
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Our new RENTAL SCHEME means that we can now rent a full uBizEE print shop to any school or college from only £190.00 per month!Profile
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At the age of 19, Scottish Entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne was dishonorably discharged from the Royal Navy and spent the next 10 years moving from one job to the next, with very little success, By the age of 30, and by his own admission, he had "... no money"