NFTE Business Plan Competition Exploring Careers Curriculum Location: Blackham Middle School Bridgeport, CT Teacher: Tanesha Poyser.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

OUT-IN: Organising, Using and Transferring Innovation 14 December 2009 Rome, Italy.

Advertisements

High School Business Idea Competition

Preparing for DECA Competitive Events The Key to Creating a Winning Tradition.

E3 Enterprise Competition Aveiro. Competition Overview 6 Teams - 4 students/team Business Ideas Timescales Scoring 50% Business Plan 50% Presentation.

Chapter10: Product Design and Development 1.What is a Product? 2.Where Do Product ideas Come From? 3.Identifying Business Opportunities 4.Understanding.

BSBMKG506B Plan market research Session 1

Urban Innovation21 Small Business Grant Competition Supporting Small Business Growth in the Innovation Economy.

IRIS Initiative for Research & Innovation in Science

An Initiative of Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa, Florida A Presentation for The Council of the Great City Schools October 22, 2010.

INTRODUCTION TO Individual Series Competitive Events SESSION #1 Copyright © 2009 DECA Inc. All rights reserved. May be customized by DECA advisors.

“The UK’s biggest online community for young entrepreneurs starting a business”

HackED. ‘Hackathons’ have proven a very successful approach to innovation in solving business problems. Local examples include GovHack and RIIT Unearthed.GovHackRIIT.

The Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation 2010 Elevator Pitch Competition Informational Meeting Informational Meeting.

Thursday, September 10, 2015 Creative Partnerships for Entrepreneurship Education Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education Conference November 5, 2007.

Overview of the Development of the Graphic Design Curriculum Units 1-3 © 2015 Richard Homa.

Ohio HSTW/MMGW: The Positive Impact!. What is High Schools That Work?  An initiative of the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB)  The nation’s largest.

Urban Innovation21 Small Business Grant Competition Supporting Small Business Growth in the Innovation Economy.

What is “Lamar Academy”? Presentation to IDEA Representative Assembly (edited) March 1, 2005.

Director of Technology Internship By Thomas Krieger.

Future Business Leaders of America--Middle Level Where Leadership Begins.

Technology Student Association  A student organization devoted to the needs of middle and high school students interested in:  Technology  Innovation.

2011 NATIONAL TSA CONFERENCE JUNE 21 – JUNE 25 DALLAS, TEXAS “Learning to live in a technical world.”

Engineering Alliance Competitions and Leadership Activities for PLTW students.

& The Conrad Foundation Present: The Pete Conrad Spirit of Innovation Award.

'Engaging' small businesses: some strategies you might not have thought of AGCAS Biennial 2009 Jeanne Booth.

2010 NATIONAL TSA CONFERENCE JUNE 28 – JULY 2 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND “Learning to live in a technical world.”

Session 3 Pedagogy in the Social Sciences (Part 2)

The Althea-Imperial Programme 2014/15. What is it? An exclusive development programme for female students with high-profile speakers Looking for project.

The International Dimension Chris Souvlis INTERNATIONAL LINKS & PROJECTS Southwark/ Southend.

1 Celebrate Excellence! Geissler Baker & Christine Smith Extension Agents NC Cooperative Extension NC State University NEAFCS Awards Be A Winner.

What Is STEP? Sustainable Education Transportation Program Hands on inquiry challenge for middle and high school students to explore electric and solar.

100 Category #1 Category #2 Category #3 Category #4 Category #

Enterprise SU We can arm you with all the enterprise skills and experience you need to start a business from scratch or build your very own empire. We.

A program of the Technology Student Association. Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics and Science (TEAMS)  TEAMS is a one-day engineering competition.

Technology Student Association

Grant Writing Workshop Crandall ISD Education Foundation.

Update on work of ETIC* Computer Science Task Force and Oregon Pre-engineering & Technology Industry Council Jay Bockelman April 18, 2008 * Engineering.

Staff Meeting 18/8/08. Agenda  Vision of K 12  Innovative Classrooms  Effective Pedagogy  Professional Learning Options  Expectations for Term 3.

INSERT A TITLE HERE RULES Divide the class into teams. Teams will take turns answering questions. Each class member will take his/her turn to answer.

Florida 4-H Recognition: Cooperative Learning Sponsored by the Awards & Recognition Task Force.

Environmental Entrepreneurship in Action For students enrolled in MSc Soil Science and Environmental Pollution.

Increasing Enrollment and CATE opportunities for more students at ACCTC.

Category Category Category Category Category

Hershey, Pennsylvania March 1, 2010 Presented at: “Infusing Public Health and Epidemiology Career Pathways and Education into the Capital Region” Marian.

Judges’ Training Welcome and Thank you! Thank you for volunteering your time, your expertise, and your enthusiasm to be a judge at the NFTE National.

2010 NATIONAL TSA CONFERENCE JUNE 28 – JULY 2 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND “Learning to live in a technical world.” Travel to exotic places. This year’s national.

Super Bowl Math The Ultimate Math Review. Question 1:  Decompose the fraction in two different ways: 1-4/5.

Incorporating FBLA-PBL Into the classroom

Setting the Stage: What is Rigor?

Middle School Science Fair

Technology Student Association

Government-funded Resources to Promote Student Success

Sports Premium and SSP Statement

Entrepreneurial Marketing & Go To Market Strategies

Technology Integration for the New 21st Century Learner

DESIGN VENTURA.

By Team 3659 NeXt Gen & NOT THE DROIDS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Business & Economics in London

Staff Recommendations for the 2016 Texas Higher Education Star Awards

Government-funded Resources to Promote Student Success

TEC Technology Entrepreneur Center

Teams are judged on these categories:

Team 3659 NeXt Gen & Seshan Brothers

Marketing Communications & Promotion Career Plan

Information about evaluations

Marketing Communications & Promotion Career Plan

Standley Middle School

Race Questions: Question 1

Simply submit your idea via the link: What is the Internet of Things?

Innovation Project Competition 2019 Briefing Session

Presentation transcript:

NFTE Business Plan Competition Exploring Careers Curriculum Location: Blackham Middle School Bridgeport, CT Teacher: Tanesha Poyser

The program took place October May 2011, with a total of seven 6 th graders.

Students worked together in teams and created businesses. There was a total of three (3) businesses Star Pillowz, Crazy Chocolate Creations & Chris & Joes Sweets to Go.

Concepts Covered: Career Clusters Opportunity Recognition Types of Business Business, Personal & Educational Goals Marketing

Each team presented their business ideas to a panel of judges.

Question & Answer Session

Students were encouraged to incorporate different promotional tactics in their presentation. One team raffled a sample of their product & used a mascot.

Students were awarded using the following categories: Best Marketing Best Business Pitch Most Innovative Idea

One of the judges won a star pillow!

The End