Teach A Man To Fish

Teach A Man To Fish We empower young people globally with the skills they need to succeed in school, work, and life.

Working with schools around the world, we equip teachers to help young people gain business and life skills through our practical School-Business Model. Globally there are more than 64 million young people unemployed (International Labour Organisation 2018). We believe that practical entrepreneurship education is key to tackling youth unemployment and poverty worldwide, and we know this turns job seekers into job
creators.

πŸš€ We have officially kicked off our new School Enterprise Challenge Elite Pathway!We're delighted to welcome the foundin...
17/07/2026

πŸš€ We have officially kicked off our new School Enterprise Challenge Elite Pathway!

We're delighted to welcome the founding schools of our 2026 Elite Cohort, who are joining us on this exciting journey:

🌟 KIIT World School, Sohna Road
🌟 KIIT World School Pitampura , Official
🌟 Gurukul The school Ghaziabad
🌟 Vidya bharati school, Rohini

Over the coming months, teachers and students from these schools will be developing entrepreneurial mindsets, planning and running student-led businesses, and connecting with a community of like-minded educators committed to experiential learning.

The Elite Pathway has been designed to help schools embed enterprise education more deeply, while providing opportunities for collaboration, professional development and recognition throughout the year.

A huge thank you to these pioneering schools for placing their trust in us and helping to shape the future of the programme. We can't wait to see what your school and students achieve! πŸ’™

12/06/2026

At Teach A Man To Fish, we believe real learning happens when students are given the chance to do - not just listen.

Paul Mubiru's students at Little Angels Nursery And Day Care School in Uganda are proof of that. In his first year running the School Enterprise Challenge, Paul created a space where young children could explore ideas freely and build something real. They launched a bottle bank, learned about money, and generated $148 in profit.

Paul then became an ambassador - advocating for the programme, connecting with other schools, and developing skills he uses every day. He won our Inspirational Teacher Award because of the exceptional commitment he showed from day one.

The School Enterprise Challenge is free, structured, and open to schools in over 60 countries. Is yours next?

πŸ‘‰ Create your team today: https://app.elevated-education.org.uk/

03/06/2026

4,630 people voted for this school. Here is why. 🌱

Students at U.E. Colegio Juan XXIII in Venezuela built a business turning recycled plant waste into organic compost -products that support their school and their wider community.

They entered the School Enterprise Challenge, worked through every milestone, and won the Global Public Vote for 2025 with 4,630 votes and a prize of Β£500.

This is what entrepreneurship education looks like when it is connected to real life.

Our flagship programme, the School Enterprise Challenge, is free and open to schools around the world. Students build real businesses. Teachers get real support. Communities see real impact.

πŸ‘‰ Find out more: https://app.elevated-education.org.uk/

28/05/2026

At Teach A Man To Fish, we believe real learning happens when students are given the chance to do -not just listen.

K-IIT World School Pitampura in India has been making that happen for over 10 years through our School Enterprise Challenge. In this short video, teacher Bhawna Arora shares what it actually looks like to run a student business inside a real school -and why it keeps working year after year.

The School Enterprise Challenge is open for 2026! It’s free, structured, and supported. Schools in over 60 countries have taken part.

Is yours next? Create your team today πŸ‘‰ https://app.elevated-education.org.uk/

"I found a family that pushes me to reach higher, dream  bigger and walk boldly towards my goals". Owami is Head Girl at...
31/03/2026

"I found a family that pushes me to reach higher, dream bigger and walk boldly towards my goals".

Owami is Head Girl at Ullovu Secondary School in South Africa. She took part in our Enterprise Challenge, working with her peers to run a school tuck shop as a business.

"I have learned that success is not handed to us, it is earned through discipline, accountability and courage to take risks. In moments of failure, we grow stronger, wiser and better prepared for future challenges. This business has taught me that teamwork creates unity, innovation drives progress and resilience is the true key to
sustainable success. Most importantly, I have discovered the power of believing in myself"

Owami has found that our entrepreneurship education opens pathways for the future!



πŸš€ The next season of Enterprise Adventure is LIVE – and time is ticking! ⏱️Do you know a young person aged 13–19 who wan...
11/02/2026

πŸš€ The next season of Enterprise Adventure is LIVE – and time is ticking! ⏱️

Do you know a young person aged 13–19 who wants to learn business skills, help their community, and have fun along the way?

Enterprise Adventure is Teach A Man To Fish’s free online entrepreneurship programme where young people create their own business ideas, complete exciting missions, and turn creativity into real-world action – with cash prizes up for grabs!

It’s an individual challenge, open to young people anywhere in the world.

Through the programme, participants get:

βœ” A structured, step-by-step entrepreneurship journey
βœ” Fun videos, quizzes, and practical activities
βœ” Access to a global community of like-minded young people
βœ” The chance to compete for prizes
βœ” Weekly inspiration to spark new ideas
βœ” Personalised support from the Enterprise Adventure team
βœ” Real opportunities to earn money from their ideas

Enterprise Adventure is open to any young person, anywhere. But hurry! This season only runs until the end of March – so students should register NOW to complete the missions and compete for prizes.

If you work with young people aged 13-19 and want to support them in building confidence, enterprise skills, and real-world experience, please share this opportunity:

πŸ‘‰ Sign up today:
https://www.enterpriseadventure.org/

What a day for young entrepreneurs in Gurugram, India! πŸš€We’ve just wrapped up another incredible School Enterprise Chall...
09/02/2026

What a day for young entrepreneurs in Gurugram, India! πŸš€
We’ve just wrapped up another incredible School Enterprise Challenge Elite Showcase Event at K-IIT World School, Gurugram, bringing together 250 students, teachers, school leaders, and parents for a high-energy celebration of enterprise in action.

From the moment the doors opened, the campus was buzzing. The Enterprise Marketplace was alive with confident student sellers showcasing their school businesses, sharpening real-world sales skills, and learning what it really takes to attract customers and stand out.

The excitement peaked at our Shark Tank-style pitch competition and this time, the stakes were higher than ever! Students had already fought their way through multiple knock-out rounds to earn a place in the live final, making every pitch on stage hard-won and fiercely competitive. The finalists impressed our Sharks with bold ideas, clear thinking, and huge amounts of courage.

One student summed it up perfectly:

β€œThis experience taught me communication skills, confidence, and how to deal with real-life situations. It was a bit scary at first, but also fun and exciting. It made me feel proud of myself.”

πŸ† Huge congratulations to our winners:
Shark Tank
πŸ₯‡ 1st Place: K-IIT World School, Gurugram
πŸ₯ˆ 2nd Place: K-IIT World School, Pitampura
πŸ₯‰ 3rd Place: Darbari Lal DAV Model School, Pitampura

Enterprise Marketplace
🌟 Best Sales Skills: K-IIT World School, Gurugram
🎨 Best Market Stall: Salwan Public School

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful host school, K-IIT World School, Gurugram, for providing such a warm welcome and the perfect setting for this inspiring event. And well done to every student who took part, building confidence and real-world skills by pitching ideas, running market stalls, engaging customers, and learning through doing. πŸ‘

πŸ“Έ Swipe through to see the energy, creativity, and confidence that made this event so special.

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