Yesterday some of the UK’s most innovative entrepreneurs headed to Google Campus in London to pitch for their place in the Varsity Pitch semi-final.With over 400 applications this year we knew the competition was going to be bigger and better than ever. The day was filled with exceptional pitches and ...
After some tough deliberations, we’re thrilled to announce the Varsity Pitch Competition 2014 semi-finalists.We received a huge number of applications this year (over double the amount of last year) and the quality of applicants made it hard to create our shortlist!We would like to say a huge thank you to ...
We’ve taken a look back at our Student Entrepreneurs Question Time (SEQT) events at the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat party conferences to look at the questions it raised and the solutions put forward.This autumn NACUE partnered with Santander to host three panel debates that gave students the opportunity to ...
In July, the British Chambers of Commerce undertook a Workforce Survey. They found that 54% of firms believe graduates are not prepared for work and that 88% of firms believe school leavers are not prepared for work.When asked why they thought this, 57% of firms believed that graduates and school leavers ...
Ahead of tonight’s Apprentice we caught up with contestant Ella Jade Bitton, former Kings College London Business Club (KCLBC) President and NACUE alumna. The BSc Business Management graduate will be gracing our screens tonight as she takes on 19 other candidates to prove she has what it takes to be ...
Ahead of our Student Entrepreneurs Question Time party conferences we interviewed a series of enterprising students/graduate entrepreneurs. We asked them about what they were looking forward to most ahead of the three party conferences.We spoke to Peter Bailey, 23, Management Sciences graduate from Loughborough University. He is currently working on ...
Yesterday we hosted our final Student Entrepreneurs Question Time with Santander. Students and young entrepreneurs headed to the Crowne Plaze in Glasgow - a stones throw from the Liberal Democrats Party Conference- to ask their questions directly to MP’s and enterprise experts.The lively discussion focused on the skills needed to ...
Clegg ended his party’s conference by giving his leader’s speech earlier today. Clegg set out the Lib Dem agenda if they are to win at the next election.Nick Clegg’s speech took a different approach to the other main UK party leaders. Throughout Clegg justified the Liberal Democrats’ decision to join ...
Ahead of our Student Entrepreneurs Question Time events we interviewed a series of enterprising students/graduate entrepreneurs. We asked them about what they were looking forward to most ahead of the three party conferences.We spoke to Julieta Ose, 19, founder of OxyOse an all-natural fruit juice. This year she gained a ...
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.
