This post was written by Harvey Morton of Harvey Morton IT, who will be speaking at our 2017 Student Enterprise Conference in March. You can find out more about the event here: http://bit.ly/sec2017 Harvey started his first business at a young age and so has always been trying to get the ...
This Tuesday we’ll be kicking off the UK’s first ever Student Entrepreneurs Question Time in Manchester! NACUE will be bringing students and enterprise enthusiasts together with policy makers and industry experts. Teaming up with Santander we’ll be delivering three party conferences this autumn. Josh Booth, 21, currently studying Law at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) ...
With A Level Results being released today and GCSE results just around the corner, NACUE Chief Executive Johnny Luk has some words of support for those nervously awaiting their results.We have reached the time again where hundreds of thousands of students across the country gulp nervously as they collect their ...
Attending NACUE’s Student Enterprise Conference? It Is Therefore Inevitable That You Will Be Pitching Your Skills To Employers Or Funders. Prepare A Perfect Skills Pitch With My Easy Guide Below. We should all be able to answer this simple question: “Tell me about yourself” but after delivering a variety of workshops, ...
This week, NACUE Chief Executive Johnny Luk attended a round table discussion hosted by the University Alliance. These are his thoughts about the proposed 'Teaching Excellence Framework' and the changing face of higher education.Recently I was kindly invited to a University Alliance round table discussion, alongside other educators and government ...
In November 2014, the UK government received the independent Scale-up Report on UK Economic Growth that discussed the occurrence of a “scale-up gap” in Britain’s economy. Reason enough for NACUE to take a closer look at this report, to see what we can learn from it. According to the report, ...
Our Impact, Evaluation and Research Team have been looking at the importance of the Digital Enterprise Sector in the UK. Here's what they found.Source: Tech City UK (2015). Tech Nation. Powering the Digital Economy 2015. p.17Digital enterprise is booming in the UK and its significance for the future development of ...
On the 12th of June, NACUE embarked on a groundbreaking partnership with The Bakery (a top second stage tech accelerator) to bring great minds together through a series of events. We kicked off with The Proving Ground, an informal gathering at The Bakery HQ in East London. Over 40 supporters from a wide range ...
Last week saw the completion of our Small Companies BIG Jobs tour, in association with the BVCA and supported by Give A Grad A Go. We finished off the tour in style, with two big events engaging over several hundred students at both University College London and Goldsmiths. We loved this year's tour, connecting ...
We've achieved a great deal in a short number of years, though there's much more too do in supporting our mission of 'Powering the Enterprise Generation'.
NACUE is a charitable organisation that supports 32,000 students and young people every year. As funding becomes harder to obtain, we rely on the generous support of donors to ensure our programs can continue to change the lives and aspirations of the younger generation.
A donation of any size goes a long way to furthering our work and really is greatly appreciated. Every gift matters in aiding our mission of ‘Powering the Enterprising Generation' but we mainly rely upon the generosity of our members and alumni to do this. By making a single or regular donation you can make a big difference. To learn more about how you can donate, please follow the links below.
NACUE are delighted to have supported a huge number of student-led societies over the years. You can see the number of established student-led societies on an interactive map below
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Our events offer the young people we work with the opportunity to connect with our wider network, the experts and seasoned entrepreneurs in our community and the chance to be inspired to take the leap of faith into entrepreneurship. These events are attended by students and graduates from universities and colleges up and down the UK, as well as students from across Europe. Student Societies take centre stage at our events, alongside innovators, game changers and trail blazers of the UK startup ecosystem.
It has been a great pleasure working closely with NACUE. NACUE has supported me both on big and small issues within my role. Without NACUE’s support, Entrepreneurs Durham wouldn’t be where it is today.
The pleasure of seeing young people start something from nothing and watching them as they’re growing is wonderful. If we hadn’t had NACUE, we couldn’t do a lot of what we’re doing now. I can absolutely, categorically say that.
I am enjoying it (the enterprise society) a lot, and it’s great to be achieving something real. So often in college we plan to the point of doing the activity but then never actually do it.
