Discover EntreCompEdu
EntreCompEdu, co-funded by the Erasmus + programme of the European Union, aimed to foster educators’ entrepreneurial education skills to strengthen their creative and entrepreneurial mindsets. The project adapted the EntreComp framework to the professional environment of educators and developed a free online training course. EntreCompEdu also developed a practice map collated by and for teachers with practical examples of how teachers foster an entrepreneurial mindset in their students. The EntreCompEdu professional skills framework, online learning course, and practice map are available on the EntreCompEdu website.
This project is now being delivered as a third training pilot with teachers within EntreComp Europe, and partners are actively seeking opportunities to scale-up the programme.
We invite you to explore more resources from EntreCompEdu, developed by Bantani.

The EntreCompEdu online training course for educators
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EntreCompEdu Framework
The Educators’ Professional Competence Framework for Entrepreneurial Learning
Supporting teachers and trainers to deliver entrepreneurial competences through their teaching.
What makes entrepreneurial education distinctive is its focus on generating ideas, products and services that have value for others. While this might suggest a narrow economic or commercial purpose, this value also takes cultural
and social forms.
Additional EntreCompEdu resources
Compliment your learning with these additional resources developed as part of the EntreCompEdu project
EntreCompEdu Café (English language)
The EntreCompEdu Café is an exciting opportunity to digitally network with like minded entrepreneurial educators from across the globe and hear from some of the world’s leading EntreComp and entrepreneurship experts.
While the live event is by invitation only to current students of the EntreCompEdu online training course, we are happy to share with everyone details of previous events. Check out the list below for full details about each speaker,
along with a catch-up video and presentation slide.
Paul Ranson – “Teaching Creativity”
12th January 2021
Russell Grigg – “Collaboration in Teaching”
19th January 2021
Fran Van Oers – “Ideas for Entrepreneurial Teaching & Learning
26th January 2021
Lea Oksanen – “Real World Learning”
26th January 2021
Please note, due to technical difficulties, this session was unfortunately not recorded.
Hazel Israel – “Entrepreneurial Assessment”
9th February 2021
Felicity Healey-Benson – “Creating Value through the SDGs”
16th February 2021
Stacey Young – “Stakeholder Assessment and EntreAssess”
23rd February 2021
Alison Price – “Entrepreneurial learning and the ETC Toolkit”
2nd March 2021
Radmil Polenakovik – “Who Should Teach Entrepreneurship – experiences from North Macedonia”
9th March 2021
Julie Degnan – “Practical learning with Scotland’s Enterprising Schools”
16th March 2021
Margherita Bacigalupo – “EntreComp ‘Ask Me Anything’”
23rdMarch 2021
Felicity Healey-Benson – “Vlogging as summative assessment”
20th April 2021
Susana Zaballa – “How social-emotional learning is implicit in entrepreneurial learning and EntreComp”
25th May 2021
Norris Krueger – “Neuroscience and Entrepreneurial Learning”
1st June 2021
Paul Ranson – “Entrepreneurial Learning and Sustainable Development”
8th June 2021
Alexandra Yaghil – “Cooperative principles & values in entrepreneurial learning: what difference can it make?”
8th June 2021
Dafen Primary School – “The first EntreCompEdu Pioneer School: Dafen Primary, Wales”
22nd June 2021