Uncharted Learning, NFP

www.unchartedlearning.org

Grades K–5 Grades 6–8 Grades 9–10 Grades 11–12

Uncharted Learning, NFP—Engaging Entrepreneurship Education Uncharted Learning, NFP, provides schools and districts with entrepreneurship curriculum and programming that engage students in authentic entrepreneurship experiences. Students build and launch real ventures that solve meaningful problems while building lasting connections with local entrepreneurs and mentors invested in their success. Aligned to CTE pathways, our programs develop career-ready skills such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and agency—skills that prepare students for success in any postsecondary path. By connecting classrooms to community leaders and industry professionals, Uncharted Learning expands students’ social capital and strengthens local workforce talent pipelines. Available in all states.

ORGANIZATION TYPE

Non-Profit Operator

STUDENTS SERVED

1000+

GEOGRAPHIC REACH

National

STATE(S) COVERED

Nationwide

LOCALE(S) SERVED

Rural, Suburban, Urban

WBL SERVICE MODELS

Mentorship

DELIVERY MODALITY

In-person, School-based

TYPICAL DURATION

Long-term

SCHOOL-BASED TIMING

In-school

COMPENSATION TYPE

Academic Credit, Credential

STAKEHOLDERS SERVED

Educators, Professional, State Education Agency

LANGUAGE SUPPORT

English Only

TARGETED POPULATIONS

Female Learners, Low-income / FRPL Eligible, Other, Underrepresented Minorities

DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS

CAREER CLUSTERS ALIGNMENT

Cross-cutting Cluster, Management & Entrepreneurship

FUNDING MODEL

School Budgets, Grants, Earned Revenue

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