Resources

• National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education 
  Previously the National Council for Graduate Enterprise, the NCEE aims to promote entrepreneurship in HE and FE. Its website features publications and information on awards enterprise networks and information for students.
• Enterprise Educators UK 
  EEUK is the national network for enterprise educators. It aims to support our members to increase the scale, scope and effectiveness of enterprise and entrepreneurship teaching within their institutions.
• Brookes Entrepreneurs 
  Brookes Entrepreneurs was founded by students in 2008 to foster entrepreneurial and business skills, instill confidence and encourage networking to create a community amongst the entire student body.
• CENT: University of Aberdeen Centre for Enterpreneurship 
  CENT addresses the need to secure an expansion of Scotland's capabilities in the research, teaching, promotion and practice of entrepreneurship at a University level, and to broaden access to entrepreneurial education throughout the further education and school sectors in Scotland.
• Leeds Metropolitan University Institute for Enterprise
  The Institute aim to embed enterprise education at the core of the student experience through top-up programmes, the development of masters qualifications and the creation a vibrant learning community of academics, students and employers.
• SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) 
  SIFE's mission statement is to "To bring together the top leaders of today and tomorrow to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business".
• Social Entrepreneurship Awards Toolkit
  The toolkit is designed to provide you a comprehensive guide to developing your social enterprise business from an initial idea, through setup and piloting and, ultimately and if appropriate, on to longer term sustainability, growth and replication.

BMAF Resources

• BMAF Entrepreneurial Learning Special Interest Group
  The SIG is a network of people interested in sharing good practice and experiences relating to entrepreneurial aspects of learning.
  Specifically the SIGs aim is to "focus on and enhance the delivery of teaching, learning and assessment relating to entrepreneurship, intrepreneurship and enterprise related pedagogies".