PJEA ERDF Power Point 23 03 2012

Aims of this event:

• Evaluate process and policy

• Share lessons learnt

• Share effective practice and mutually valued experiences

• Assist to develop local and institutional practices

• Support innovation to address the needs of the local economy

• Provide an opportunity for start-ups to test trade

‘Enterprise 'highlights/celebration event‘

‘Past – present – Future’

Format of this event:

• Julie Byrne, Principal of Sheffield City College and Executive Director of

The Sheffield College

• Mike Garnock-Jones, Enterprise Champion, Sheffield CYPD

• Heather Smith, Principal of Hillsborough College and Executive Director

of Sheffield College

• Joe Panasiuk, entrepreneur, Business owner and College student

• Heather Smith & Kevin Bennett, Enterprise Director, Sheffield City Council

‘Enterprise 'highlights/celebration event‘

‘Past – present – Future’

How did we respond to the

enterprise challenge?

Julie Byrne,

Principal of Sheffield City

College and Executive

Director of The Sheffield

College

November 2008

The Vision

Leadership

Employability

Enterprise

Approach to

Enterprise Education

• first FE college to deliver NEA courses

• courses commenced at The Sheffield

College September 2010

• further qualifications developed from

September 2011

The ‘National Enterprise Academy’

– now the ‘Peter Jones Enterprise

Academy’

Business Mentor in place to provide initial ideas generation, information,

advice and guidance for PJEA established businesses:

• provide Mentoring and Start up Support Services

• support new Businesses through managed services

• support in taking their business to the position where they are sustainable

within their own resources

• support new Businesses to move on (sustainable growth)

• ERDF funding essential

Currently, using net315 funding, all the above across the

College, plus:

• contribute to staffing of our Enterprise Gateways

Business Mentor

2010/11:

• Thirty-two students completed

• ~70% to HE

• eight young people continuing to run businesses set up on the course.

• Others to full time employment, gone onto other studies or relocated abroad

2011/12: Over 60 enrolments

• BTEC Diploma Level 2 - one year course ‘UNDERSTANDING ENTERPRISE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP’ – 13

learners

• BTEC Diploma Level 3 - one year course ‘ENTERPRISE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP’ – 27 learners

• BTEC Diploma Level 3 - two year course ‘ENTERPRISE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP’ including a Subsidiary

Diploma in Creative Media – 22 learners

The ‘National Enterprise Academy’

– now the ‘Peter Jones Enterprise Academy’

Enterprise Education and

Entrepreneurship in Sheffield

- Mike Garnock-Jones

Enterprise Champion,

Sheffield CYPD

Business

Enterprise

Schools

Young

Enterprise

SHU

Enterprise

Challenge

Developing provision ~2010

Transition

activities

BiG

Challenge

Make

your

Mark

Enterprise

Qualis

NEA/PJEA

SHU Venture

Matrix

SHU

Enterprise

Centre

UoS

Enterprise

Zone

UoS

SIFE

SHU

Graduate

Prog

Solutions

for

Business

Entrepreneur

with Growing

Business

Business

projects

Longley Park

Career

Academy

Enterprise

survey

Established pathway

2012

From 11 From 14 From 16 18 and beyond

Transition

activities

BiG

Challenge

Make

your

Mark II

Enterprise

Quals

PJEA

SHU Venture

Matrix

SHU

Enterprise

Centre

UoS

Enterprise

Zone

UoS

SIFE

SHU

Graduate

Prog

Solutions

for

Business

Entrepreneur

with Growing

Business

Business

projects

Sheffield Enterprise Pathway

Longley Park

Career

Academy

Pre 11

Enterprise

survey

Primary

programmes

Eg Cadbury

Young

Entrepreneurs

Club

PJEA learners

– where do they come from?

• 26 different schools

• including 22 Sheffield Schools

• Plus mature learners

Largest individual providers:

5 - High Storrs

4 - Fir Vale

3 - City, Silverdale, Springs , Wisewood

(data provided to Generate, October 2011)

School/College Contacts

4 Assistant Heads

3 Directors of Specialism

4 Key Stage Managers

10 Faculty Leaders

6 Subject leaders/teachers

Generate

TSC

SEC

SHU

UoS

Sero

B&ESY

USPs incl.

- Embedded

- Business support

- Major prize destination

- Sept-March duration

BiG Challenge- the latest

2008-2012

• No. of Registered Teams > 1,200

• No. of Team Members > 5,000

• Total Revenue = £131,288

• Total Profit = £65,700

BiG Impact on a school

Forge Valley Community

School

A school that is ‘Open

for Business’ Key features include

- School Shop

- Enterprise Offices

- Enrichment Programme

- Links with Kraft (Cadburys)

- Video conferencing (SCN)

- Master Cutler ‘Made in Sheffield Partner

The Forge Valley

School Shop

Entrepreneurialism

Curriculum Opportunities

Enrichment sessions Foundation Learning

Tier

Creative & Media Diploma- Campaign

Product Development eg D&T, Manufacturing Diploma, BiG Challenge

School Shop

School Shop Kraft Enrichment BiG Challenge Entrepreneurs

Business Skills

Business Links

Business Pilot

EXAMPLE Business Start Up

= Entrepreneurs

• ex students)

• parent

Established pathway

2012

From 11 From 14 From 16 18 and beyond

Transition

activities

BiG

Challenge

Make

your

Mark II

Enterprise

Quals

PJEA

SHU Venture

Matrix

SHU

Enterprise

Centre

UoS

Enterprise

Zone

UoS

SIFE

SHU

Graduate

Prog

Solutions

for

Business

Entrepreneur

with Growing

Business

Business

projects

Sheffield Enterprise Pathway

Longley Park

Career

Academy

Pre 11

Enterprise

survey

Primary

programmes

Eg cadbury

Young

Entrepreneurs

Club

Synergies - here

& now

Heather Smith

- Principal of Hillsborough College

and Executive Director of the

Sheffield College

‘Enterprise 'highlights/celebration

event‘ - ‘Past – present – Future’

‘To provide real employment opportunities

in a real business environment’ • October 2011 – CIC Limited by Guarantee

• Board of Directors – Heather Smith, Oliver Tindall

• ERDF funded Real Business Mentor in place to support CIC

development

• 3 staff, 25 apprentices currently employed

Really Green IT

• developed from Livetech, (SCC), originally based at RedTape

• apprentices gain ICT practitioners qualifications

• refurbish redundant IT equipment and retail in our shop at Hillsborough

Barracks

• offer diagnostics & repairs of home computers

Norton Centre for the Creative Industries

• bespoke centre for the creative industries within the college

• employ 24 apprentices across 3 disciplines;

Graphic Design: advertising, corporate identity, branding, exhibitions

image manipulation, presentations, publicity

Journalism: event coverage, interviews, photojournalism, proof reading, research, video

journalism

Video Production: editing, external location, equipment hire, green screen, pre-production,

studio location

within the next 12 months

• increased number of separately incorporated trading arms

• increased apprentice opportunities

• more permanent members of staff

• part-time jobs for students

• turnover increase

• generate all income through trading

Profits to:

business start-ups, reinvestment and The Sheffield College’s Charitable Trust

Joe Panasiuk

• PJEA student 2010-11

• AoC Student of the Year 2011

• Winner Sheffield Young Entrepreneur

- Sheffield City Council’s Celebration of

Success Awards 2011

• currently Business owner (‘Two Old Classics’) and

TSC Business Management and Enterprise

Foundation Degree student

• Partnership

• Sheffield City Council

• LEGI

• NEA/PJEA ERDF

• CIC

=> change, evolution, awards

‘Enterprise 'highlights/celebration event‘

‘Past – present – Future’

Final Words: Heather Smith and Kevin Bennett

Enterprise Gateway

Enterprise Gateway

0114 260 2557

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