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A Ready-to-Use Enterprise & Careers Resource

What Makes an Entrepreneur? The Steven Bartlett Story is an engaging, ready-to-use classroom resource designed to introduce students to enterprise, employability and personal development skills through the story of a modern, recognisable entrepreneur.

Students explore how Steven Bartlett used initiative, creativity, confidence, resilience, leadership and calculated risk-taking to develop his career and businesses. The accompanying 20-mark question set and mark scheme make the resource easy for teachers to deliver and assess.

Ideal for:
PSHE and Careers
Enterprise education
Tutor time
Business Studies
Personal Development
Employability programmes
Why use it?

✔ Ready to teach – minimal preparation required
✔ Modern and relatable – connects enterprise to a recognisable public figure
✔ Assessment included – 20-mark questions with a clear mark scheme
✔ Develops reflection – students consider their own enterprise qualities
✔ Supports careers education – links classroom learning to real-world success

A simple way to get students thinking:

What makes someone enterprising – and which of those qualities do you already have?

A flexible resource that combines real-world inspiration, structured learning and meaningful student reflection in one engaging activity.

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