The soceity promotes argiculture in Northern Ireland by holding Agricultural Shows and giving agricultural instructuin throigh exhbitions, lectures and other such means. Also promotes Industries, Art, Science and Literature.
The Studio Schools Trust works to develop Studio Schools – small schools focussing on meaningful qualifications, the development of employability skills and real work experience.
The International Festival for Business (IFB) is an annual concentration of events that showcases the best that British industry has to offer across multiple sectors. It aims to expose UK businesses to new markets, different products and to develop partnerships.
The Duke of York New Entrepreneur of the Year was launched in 2013 as part of the 2014 National Business Awards UK. It aims to celebrate the potential that exists within leaders of the UK’s most promising start-ups. Visit the… Read More
The Duke of York Young Entrepreneur Award is an annual award presented to students who have displayed remarkable entrepreneurship whilst at University. The Award was launched In May 2013 with an award being presented to one student from each of… Read More
City Gateway helps the hardest to reach and most excluded NEET young people and women in London overcome obstacles to employment such as poor language levels, limited aspirations and low skill levels through training, apprenticeships and bespoke support.
The Trampery provides a shared workspace where creative and technology focused entrepreneurs can communally work and share ideas with other entrepreneurs and industry leading business guests.
The Northern Ireland Science Park (NISP), at Titanic Quarter in Belfast, was established in 1999. As well as providing high quality accommodation for tenants, NISP has developed a number of educational and research initiatives to support aspiring entrepreneurs and to… Read More
The Evening Standard’s Ladder for London campaign aims to find work for unemployed young Londoners into work by seeking companies to hire one or more paid apprentices, and in doing so do their bit to get young London working.
The Peter Jones Foundation has a vision to educate, encourage and support the young people of Britain in achieving their potential, creating a culture of enterprise and entrepreneurship in the UK.
