Becoming Active Partners

Presentation on Becoming Active Partners in the Partnership and Management of Educational Success Agreements by Geneviève Légaré, Project Leader for Evidence-Based Practice Project

Quebec Entrepreneurship Contest

Entrepreneurial successes in the anglophone sector with the Quebec Entrepreneurship Contest.

Entrepreneurial culture in the schools

Here are a new document on developing an entrepreneurial culture in the schools
(1) Information available to participate in an orientation session on Co-operative Entrepreneurship.

Resources to implement an entrepreneurial culture or activities in a school or a centre

Prepared by Miranda Oprisan, Provincial Youth Entrepreneurship Officer for the Youth Sector has compiled materials for the GOAL Network.

Here are resources for teachers and professionals to implement activities related to an entrepreneurial culture in the school
1)  Evaluation of existing Entrepreneurship Resources for school teams
     These include the National Entrepreneurship Guide, The Incubator Project, the Guide:  Comment contaminer les jeunes au plaisir d'entreprendre!  and Entrepreneurship Toolkit developed by the Réseau des CJE.
 2)  A resource list for those interested in starting a project or an activity
 3)  National Entrepreneurship Day - Resource Document for Regional Committees  (PDF version).
 4)  National Entrepreneurship Day 2010 - Appendices to the Resource Guide for the Regional Committees
 5) The website National Entrepreneurship Day, project plan for National Entrepreneurship Day, an introductory letter and a list of references for the school team

Here is a copy  of the Guide on Entrepreneurship: Comment contaminer les jeunes au plaisir d'entreprendre!  developed by  COOPSCO, the CJEs from the Montréal region in collaboration with the commissions scolaires de Montréal, Pointe-de-l'Île et Marguerite-Bourgeoys.

NED Facilitator's Toolkit

Here is the National Entrepreneurship Day Facilitator's toolkit developed by the Réseau des CJE, Community Table, CEDECs, CLC Network and the GOAL Network.  This is a toolkit for teachers, coordinators, videoconferencing facilitators and employers. Intro - Facilitator - Entrepreneur - Teacher - Consent form - Contact - NED QA.

The Coffret d'activités pédagogiques en entrepreneuriat is now available in English. It will soon be available online via the www.inforoutefpt.org. To register for a training session in English, please consult the program below. http://www.inforoutefpt.org/entrepreneuriat/documents/DEPLIANT%20CAPE(2).pdf

ECO Canada

Instructional resources and profiles on the environmental sector
A wealth of information on environmental projects, careers, internships for high school students
http://www.eco.ca/public/services/educator/instructional-resources/513/

Action Research for Community Problem Solving Approach

Attached you will find an article on the Action Research for Community Problem Solving Approach which advocates for environmental and citizenship education (PEEC).  I will be receiving brochures in English for the next GOAL Networking meeting.

The Metro initiative on green projects

www.fonds-eco-ecole.ca
The Green Apple School Program is a Metro initiative created to encourage conservation and healthy living. Metro has invested $1 million into the program, and beginning this Fall, will provide hundreds of $1,000 grants to primary and secondary schools with big ideas for green projects in their communities. If your school has a green project in mind, like tree planting or a zero-waste lunch, submit it today. The grants could be awarded as soon as late October and early entries will have the best chance of being chosen, based on a first-come first-served approach. Get your school involved in the Green Apple School Program today and make a difference in your community.

Toolkit on Entrepreneurship

Here is a toolkit on entrepreneurship for Secondary School teachers.  It was developed by the Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi - Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in collaboration with community partners.  http://www.learnquebec.ca/export/sites/learn/en/content/mels/goal/documents/finaltoolkit.pdf

Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge - The Défi de l'entrepreneuriat jeunesse

Action Plan for 2010 - 2015 - Leadership, Responsibility, Creativity, Autonomy, Solidarity, are all values upon which an entrepreneurial culture in built. Promoting entrepreneurship can foster attitudes, skills and abilities that are equally beneficial for tomorrow's entrepreneurs as they are for future employees and citizens. http://www.jeunes.gouv.qc.ca/strategie/publications.html

Inviting schools to participate:
An example would be; Designing and disseminate tools to promote awareness about entrepreneurship within the context of school curricula at the primary, secondary and college levels.

Creating a favorable environment:
An example would be; creating a network of resource advisors that promote youth entrepreneurship awareness all across Quebec. For more information on the work of the Entrepreneurship Agents and the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge, please visit: http://www.defi.gouv.qc.ca/  where you can access the contact information for your officer.

The Incubator Project is online for students

The Incubator Project - a hands-on guide to starting any project by dentifying the group's strengths and roles. It is developed by Sam Asmar from the Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi de l'Ouest-de-l'île. To order a free copy, please consult the CJE- Ouest de l'île's website at: http://www.cjeouestile.qc.ca/Incubator_fr.html
Students can get ideas for new projects, create links to other schools in Quebec that might be doing something they'd like to do or get involved with. Once you are at  321incubator.com - you just have to click the submit button and then mention your school, project and results.  Students share pictures that demonstrate your project, event, product, etc. 

 

Quebec Entrepreneurship Contest

Powerpoint on the Mesure de sensibilisation of the Quebec Entrepreneurship Contest .
QEC bulletin with deadlines and important tips about projects.

For more information, please contact: Audrée Fortier, Coordonnatrice en entrepreneuriat étudiant et responsable de la mesure de sensibilisation à l'entrepreneuriat du MELS. Concours québécois en entrepreneuriat, 1060, rue Louis-Alexandre-Taschereau, 3e étage, Aile Saint-Amable, Québec (Québec) G1R 5E6. Tél. : 418 644-4255, poste: 3261. Télec. : 418 644-6851 audree.fortier@riq.qc.ca 

Guidelines to register for the Mesure de sensibilisation à l'entrepreneuriat
http://www.inforoutefpt.org/mse/documents/aidememoireANG.pdf

Introduction to an entrepreneurial culture :  guide for teachers (complement to the administrative guide)
http://www.inforoutefpt.org/mse/documents/guidemesure_ang_compl.pdf

These kids mean business$...

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Looks at Entrepreneurship Education for Alt-Risk Youth

“A lot of kids would like to start their own business of one kind or anather, but they don’t know how. Most school don’t teach it.” So says Clarence Page, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for the Chicago Tribune ans essayist of THESE KIDS MEAN BUSINES$. The documentary premieres on PBS Thursday, August 30, 2007, 10:00-11:00 p.m. ET (chexk local listings).

Centered on budding entrepreneurs across the country and the program created to foster teheir interest and understanding of the free market, THESE KIDS MEAN BUSINES$ tells the tale of underserved touth creating and living their own versions of the American success story. For details of the one hour show featuring many of our member organizations and friends, go to www.entre-ed.org/_contact/press09.htm

Forum for entrepreneurship Education Ressources

http://www.entre-ed.org/forumfinal2007.htm
 

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