The toolkit

Empowering Young Changemakers Starts Here

What if every student  felt capable of shaping a better future? The IDEEC Toolkit turns that possibility into a hands-on entrepreneurial journey.

With purposeful activities grounded in real-life challenges, and a strong human-centred purpose, this toolkit guides learners as they explore what matters, design solutions, and take meaningful action in their communities.

The learning unfolds through three dynamic phases:

  • Challenge Framing — noticing problems and possibilities
  • Solutions Experimenting — exploring and testing creative ideas
  • Impact Making — turning solutions into action with a real audience

Whether you have just a few lessons or the space for a deeper project, you can choose from flexible pathways that fit your learners and timetable. And with downloadable resources available in multiple languages, getting started is simple.

IDEEC Wheel
Phase 1: Challenge Framing Phase 2: Solutions Experimenting Phase 3: Impact Making 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 Self awareness and efficacy Ethical and sustainable thinking Vision Creativity Teamwork Critical thinking Mobilising others Organization Coping with uncertainty, ambiguity & risk

Download the activity pack now and bring these competencies to life!

Download activity pack (9-12 years)
Download activity pack (12-15 years)

Introducing Three IDEEC Pathways

As part of the IDEEC project, we believe that entrepreneurial education should be engaging, flexible, and impact-driven. That’s why we’ve designed three possible pathways for young people to explore entrepreneurship – whether you have just a few lessons, a term, or an extended project.

Each pathway (short, medium, and long) draws from the same core IDEEC activities but offers different levels of depth and time commitment. Educators can choose the option that best fits their context, timetable, and learners, while still building the future-focused competencies that matter most, such as creativity, critical thinking, teamwork, resilience, and ethical decision-making.

Whichever pathway you choose, students embark on a journey – framing challenges, experimenting with solutions, and making real impact.

Short Pathway

A quick spark of entrepreneurial thinking (3 activities).

Medium Pathway

A balanced journey blending challenge, experimentation, and impact (6 activities).

Longer Pathway

A deeper dive for those ready to take their entrepreneurial learning further (9 activities).

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