Youth Enterprise
Move from a problem or interest to a customer, simple numbers, pitch and next test.
- Idea development
- Practical decision-making
- A visible project output
Schools · youth groups · organisations
Book workshops for young people, training for staff or a guest speaker. Topics include business, money, work skills and supporting young people.
Based in Bedford · location, format and availability confirmed after scoping
SpeakMake the idea clear
DoCreate a practical output
ShowKeep useful evidence
Choose your setting
Choose your setting to see suitable workshops. You can ask to combine topics in your enquiry.
Speaking engagements
For assemblies, conferences, panels, staff development, community events and corporate social-impact programmes. The examples below are starting points and can be shaped for the audience.
Why financial literacy, enterprise, communication and practical decision-making belong beside conventional learning.
How active participation helps young people move from “I have an idea” to testing, explaining and improving it.
Designing youth and community participation around genuine roles, visible progress and a meaningful next step.
POSSIBLE FORMATSAssembly · keynote · panel · practitioner session · community event · corporate learning session
Check fit and availabilityFrom enquiry to delivery
Tell us who it is for and what should change after the session.
We clarify timing, group, location, access and preparation.
Scope, responsibilities, outputs, availability and price are agreed.
Participation and any agreed evidence are reviewed against the purpose.
Your workshop plan
Sending a plan does not make a booking. We will check availability and confirm what your group needs.
Reviewing progress
Before delivery, choose the evidence needed for the learner, setting, funder or commissioner. Only confirmed outputs belong in the proposal.
A pitch, plan, calculation, reflection or another relevant piece of work.
What participants attempted, changed, explained or completed.
Proportionate feedback connected to the programme purpose.
Only when a suitable validated AQA UAS unit and evidence plan are confirmed.
Other ways to work together
Explore the learning portal, reporting and educator support.
View the educator route Contribute resources or opportunityExplore funding, expertise, venues and commissioned collaboration.
Explore partnerships Create a real audienceSee how young entrepreneurs can prepare and book a pitch.
View the business fairUseful answers
The page sets out the available enquiry routes. Exact delivery terms appear only in a confirmed proposal.
Schools, colleges, youth groups, charities, community organisations, employers, corporate partners, local authorities and other commissioners can submit a delivery brief. Nu FOCUS confirms suitability, availability and scope before anything is booked.
Current enquiry routes include youth enterprise, financial literacy, work readiness, presentation skills, youth work, community engagement and real-world education. A programme can combine related themes after the intended audience and outcome are understood.
Schools, youth groups and organisations can enquire about assemblies, talks, panels, staff sessions and event contributions covering youth enterprise, community engagement, youth work and the real-world skills young people need. The format and content are scoped for the audience.
No fixed format or price is promised on this page. Nu FOCUS reviews the purpose, audience, group size, location, timing, preparation and evidence requirements before providing a clear proposal.
Delivery can be designed around practical outputs and agreed evidence. Any AQA UAS route must be confirmed separately against a suitable validated unit, learner requirements and the evidence that tutors need to collect.