Philip Clegg & Catherine McGrath University of Huddersfield

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Philip Clegg & Catherine McGrath University of Huddersfield The Transition from Student to Business Owner A journey into the Enterprise Placement Year Philip Clegg & Catherine McGrath University of Huddersfield

Learning Outcomes Gain an understanding of the generic Enterprise Placement Year (EPY) model Understand development of EPY and how it is evolving with a new innovative model Understand the context and impact of ‘transition’ in this setting Engage in a facilitated discussion around the attitudinal challenges and potential solutions Receive notes circulated following event NB.... We proposed this session as we don’t know all of the answers!

A Brief Introduction to EPY An alternative to a traditional placement year for 3rd year undergraduate students A 10 month programme developed and refined over 9 years A fully accredited placement degree option Programme offered across the University of Huddersfield schools wherever traditional 1 year placements are appropriate A structured programme culminating in business pitch and reflective learning outcomes Pass/Fail outcome

Introduction to SS EPY Specific Computer Games Development Company scheme Unique challenges and different desired outcomes of EPY Follows EPY programme format with additional elements Prototype year, 1 holding year, launch Impact to date

What do we mean by Transition!

Graduate Transition often less dramatic

Induction Day to Welcome Week Was Induction Day until 2015 – now ‘Welcome Week’ 2016 Programme overview plus Developmental Sessions External business visit and innovation challenge Establish peer connections and working pattern

Welcome Week Feedback Top things learnt: And: better time management; better networking skills; it’s good to ask for help; it’s ok to change plans; the importance of preparation; it’s good to share ideas; And: Reality of running a business “A lot of new uses for pipe-cleaners!”

Exercise There are 4 areas to address Looking at attitudinal and not just practical solutions 20 minutes to discuss your topic from Students/Enterprise Educator perspective 10 minutes feedback/discussion

Four Transition Challenges Effective Communication (e.g. lack of response to emails/invitations etc.) Embracing peer learning/networking (Electing to move out of ‘comfort zone’) Maximising the internal opportunities and resources available (Not using Business Advisors, internal event attendance) Engagement with external opportunities (Competitions, external event attendance, business lead)

Any Questions?

How to contact us Email us at enterprise@hud.ac.uk Website www.hud.ac.uk/enterprise Follow us on Twitter @HudEnterprise @CleggPhilip @CMcGMarketing