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Students Prepped To Be Entrepreneurs Of Years To Come

Students Prepped To Be Entrepreneurs Of Years To Come

During the October half term Dunottar School, in Reigate, launched the Dunottar MBA, a unique school business programme for students hosted by award-winning ideas company, 7billionideas.

The two-day workshops tailored for specific year groups provided students with hands-on experience to explore the day-to-day realities of entrepreneurship, including creative idea building, strategic thinking, initiative taking, crowdfunding and problem solving in a real-life business environment.

More than 60 enthusiastic business-minded students took part in the workshops which hope to prepare today’s students to become tomorrow’s business leaders proving a hit with parents and pupils.

One parent said of the event: “My son thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and deemed it well worth forfeiting two days out of his half term break to take part. Interesting and inspirational are just two of many comments this afternoon. What a fantastic opportunity for our Dunottar pupils!”

For more information about Dunottar School, visit: www.dunottarschool.com

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