| Achievers International |
Achievers International is a Scottish
Charity, which operates a unique entrepreneurial import/export programme’. The
programme links school and college students to similar foreign partner groups. Students
then form companies and work with their partner group to trade locally sourced products.
All the programme training materials are on-line, in the password protected Members Club
section of our web site. Now in it’s sixth year, Achievers International has
member schools and colleges in 21 countries. There are currently over 4,600 students
aged between 7 and 25 years old, taking part in the programme. For further details
contact Achievers International, 2 Wellington Square, Ayr KA7 1EN.
Tel: 01292 281818; Fax: 01292 610192 or
e-mail enquiries@achieversinternational.org |
| Excellence in Education Through Business Links |
This initiative
comes under the Scottish Executive's Education for Work and Enterprise Agenda and has the
full endorsement of HMI, ADES and the Scottish CBI. This programme aims to offer schools
staff the opportunity to develop a greater awareness and understanding of the world of
work. The programme also facilitates reciprocal placements for business people into
schools. |
| Schools Enterprise Programme |
The SEP is a project
designed to enable schools and teachers to deliver the entitlement to enterprise education
within the 5-14 curriculum. The current phase of the programme began in August 2001
and lasts for three years. The Scottish Executive and the private sector, through a
specially established charitable company SES Ltd, have each provided £2.5m to
enable this phase of the programme to be implemented. The project aims to develop
enterprising skills and attitudes to help shift individuals and society away from a
dependency culture towards a 'can do' culture. |
| The BP Contexts Box |
Scottish CCC 1993 |
distributed to all primary
schools in 1993. Out of print |
| Curriculum Design for Secondary
Stages - Guidelines for Schools |
Scottish CCC 1998 |
consultation document |
| Developing Enterprise Skills in
12-14 year olds |
by Brian Twiddle and Diane Watt,
Centre for Enterprise Education, 1997 |
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| Education for Technological
Capability: Looking at Design - Some Ideas for Reflection and Action |
Scottish CCC 1999 |
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| Education Industry Links in
Scotland: A National Framework |
Scottish CCC 1999 |
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| Enterprising Infants |
by Brian Twiddle and Diane Watt,
Schools Enterprise Programme, 1995 |
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| Enterprising Schools: Case
Studies of Successful Scottish Schools |
Scottish CCC, the IDES Network
& Scottish Gas, 1998 |
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| Environmental Studies 5-14
Exemplification |
Scottish CCC 1995 |
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| Go for Enterprise |
by Linda Brownlow, Linda,
Brian Twiddle and Diane Watt, Scottish Centre for Enterprise Education, 1998 |
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| How Good is Our School at
Education Industry Links? |
Scottish CCC & SOEID 1997 |
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| Is Praise Always a Good Thing?
Reflecting on praise, encouragement and appreciation |
Scottish CCC 1998 (Supporting
Teaching for Effective Learning) |
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| A School with a Sense of Purpose
- A Case Study |
Scottish CCC 1998 (Supporting
Teaching for Effective Learning) |
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| A Teacher's Journal |
Scottish CCC 1998
(Supporting Teaching for Effective Learning) |
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| Supporting Learning in Schools -
A Paper for Discussion and Development |
Scottish CCC 1996 |
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| Teaching for Effective Learning
- A Paper for Discussion and Development |
Scottish CCC 1996 |
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| Technology Education in Scottish
Schools: A Statement of Position |
Scottish CCC 1996 |
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