A business idea
A useful problem, an audience and a clear response—not an abstract worksheet.
Schools, alternative provision & youth organisations
Use Starz courses and practical activities to teach business and money skills. Plan sessions, manage learner access and track progress in one place.
20 seats included · monthly billing or two months free annually
Start with the setting
Choose your setting to see how Starz could work with your group. Lessons and support can be adapted to your learners.
School or college
Use a clear sequence of learner tasks, discussion prompts and practical outputs without asking staff to create a programme from scratch.
Alternative provision
Choose smaller steps, repeat activities when useful and collect tangible evidence of participation, decisions, communication and reflection.
Youth or community setting
Run the learning as a regular programme, an enterprise club or a focused project that can culminate in a small showcase or business fair.
Trust or multi-site
Agree learner numbers, delivery roles, support and evidence expectations before licences or additional provision are proposed.
Practical learning
See the four practical outputs first, then follow the sample sequence to understand how learners move from curiosity to something they can explain and share.
A useful problem, an audience and a clear response—not an abstract worksheet.
Simple costs, pricing, value and profit choices a learner can explain.
A structured way to communicate the idea, listen and respond to questions.
Saved tasks and reflections that make participation and progress visible.
A sample learning sequence
Each stage can expand or contract around the setting. The purpose is consistent: learners make decisions and can explain what they did.
Your learner dashboard
Your educator workspace brings learner activity, progress, assessment attempts, questions and certificates into one place—so support decisions do not begin with another spreadsheet.
Curriculum connections
Support UK curriculum learning through budgeting and money decisions, enterprise projects, numeracy, discussion and presentation. In England, these activities can supplement citizenship financial education, mathematics and spoken English; educators select the objectives and adapt the work to their nation, key stage and learners.
Evidence that stays useful: connect each session to a learning objective, collect a budget, business idea or pitch, and use quiz attempts and reflection to identify the next teaching step. Review participation, completion and demonstrated skills over time rather than relying on headline impact figures.
Course completion records participation; it does not by itself demonstrate curriculum mastery or a recognised qualification.
Learner 01Money choices · active today
On trackLearner 02Customer challenge · 3 attempts
ReviewLearner 03Pitch module · question waiting
ReplyReview course progress and recent engagement at cohort and learner level, then use filtered views and scheduled summaries to support monitoring conversations and reports.
See quiz results and repeat attempts, review answers and identify the topics that need another explanation—not simply a pass-or-fail label.
Respond to learner questions alongside the learning journey instead of reconstructing the issue from a separate email chain.
Monitor completed learning and manage course certificates when the agreed completion threshold has been met.
Lesson planning
Use the lesson plans alongside the online course and adapt them to your learners.
Choose the right licence
The core licence includes 20 seats. Increase the learner count and switch billing periods to see the exact subscription total—without waiting for a quote.
Starz Educator Licence
20 seats included20 learner seats included
Included support
The Innovation Hub remains the wider marketplace for supplementary titles. Any specific Hub access included with a licence should be stated in the written purchase summary.
For school and group leaders
Review the practical responsibilities behind delivery, learner evidence and safeguarding before deciding whether the licence fits your setting.
Your setting chooses the timetable, supervision and adaptation appropriate for its learners. Nu FOCUS-led contact or delivery is never silently implied by a software licence.
Delivery should sit within your safeguarding, consent and data-protection procedures. Any separate mentoring, coaching or live support is scoped before it begins.
Use learner work, progress, attempts, decisions, pitches and reflection to build a credible picture of participation and development.
Nu FOCUS Education CIC is based at 7 Church Arcade, Bedford, with a UK-focused offer that can be discussed for local or wider delivery.
Explore partnership routesPlan for your group
Choose five practical details. We will combine them with your learner-seat and billing choices so you can either continue to checkout or send one useful adult enquiry.
Your group plan
Prefer a response first?
Enter an adult contact name and email. Your group size and price choices will be included in the enquiry.
More support
Explore Starz Academy for business and money skills, the Course Marketplace for more subjects, or the Youth Business Expo to sell and share work.
Educator questions
Check what membership includes, which services cost extra and how to use Starz with your group.
Send a question with your planIt is designed for schools, colleges, alternative provision, youth groups and community organisations that want an adult-led route into enterprise, financial literacy, communication and future skills.
The wider YoungStarz and SuperStarz ecosystem is intended to serve ages 7 to 17 through age-ranged pathways. The currently published combined Starz course is labelled for ages 10 to 17, so a setting planning for younger learners should confirm the content available for its intended start date before purchasing.
The core route includes 20 learner seats included, the Starz learning pathway, educator delivery guidance, session-planning support, learner tasks, evidence prompts and a route towards a showcase. Optional live delivery, mentoring, coaching and accreditation remain separate.
Yes. The monthly route is £199 per month. Paying for 12 months upfront is £1,990, equivalent to receiving two months free. Renewal and cancellation terms are confirmed at checkout.
The first 20 seats are included. Additional seats are currently calculated at £9 each per month, or ten monthly payments when paid annually. The page calculator shows the total before checkout.
Yes. The pathway can be planned as regular sessions, an enterprise club or a focused project. The setting remains responsible for choosing a pace, supervision model and timetable appropriate for its learners.
Not automatically. Those are connected Nu FOCUS routes and must be explicitly included in a written proposal or purchase summary before they form part of delivery.
Educator-led use should operate within the setting’s existing safeguarding, supervision, consent and data-protection procedures. Any Nu FOCUS-led contact, mentoring or live delivery is scoped separately so responsibilities and data handling are clear before it starts.
The calculator covers learner-seat numbers for one purchasing organisation. A trust or multi-site rollout should still use the cohort brief so implementation, account ownership and delivery responsibilities are agreed clearly.
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