$20 Boss toolkits.
To ensure you have the resources to maximise learning, we have provided three tool kit options to choose from based on your requirements.
All toolkits include...
A comprehensive learner journey.
A comprehensive learner journey that is organised into phases designed to promote critical and creative thinking. In the ‘Problem Space’, learners identify the problem they’re aiming to address with their social enterprises and the positive impact they’re seeking to have in their local communities. The ‘Solution Space’ is where learners design, prototype and test their innovative product or service ideas, and get prepared for business trading.
Content mapped to the Australian Curriculum.
Content that is mapped to Australian Curriculum at a lesson-by-lesson level for years 5-10 and VCAL. Mapped areas of the curriculum include:
General Capabilities
Y 5-6 HASS Economics and Business, Y 7-10 Economics and Business Knowledge & Understanding
Design and Technologies Process and Production strand
English > Literacy > Interacting with others
Mathematics > Number & Algebra > Money & Financial Mathematics
VCAL Foundation, Intermediate & Senior
What’s the difference between the toolkits?
1. Full toolkit
A comprehensive program made up of 25 lessons over six phases, which have been designed for dedicated in-class or in-program delivery.
Introduction
Phase 1 : Immersion
Lesson 1: Enterprise Skills are for everyone!
Lesson 1.5: Products and services — What are the possibilities?
OPTIONAL Lesson 2 & 3: Use design thinking to find and solve problems
Lesson 4 & 5: Design a financially-sustainable enterprise
Phase 2 : The Problem Space
Lesson 6: Social enterprises make impact
Lesson 7: It takes empathy to find a real problem
Lesson 8: From interviews to user needs
Lesson 9: Pitch the problem – Preparation (Think global. Act local)
Lesson 10: Pitch the problem – Presentation (Think global. Act Local)
Phase 3 : Team Skills
Lesson 11 & 12: We’re in this together
Phase 4: The Solution Space
Lesson 13: Ideate!
Lesson 14: How ethical is our competition?
Lesson 15: Prototype. Test. Iterate.
Lesson 16: Cash flow tells a story. Budgets can change the plotline!
Lesson 17: The pieces of the profit puzzle
Lesson 18: Start-up costs and projected profit/loss
Lesson 19: You gotta have a plan!
Lesson 20: What’s your story?
Lesson 21: How to tell your story
Lesson 22: Pitch the solution (preparation)
Lesson 23: Pitch the solution (presentation)
Phase 5 : Business Trading
Lesson 24: Trading Preparation
Phase 6 : Evaluation and Celebration
Lesson 25: Evaluate, Celebrate & nominate for a $20 Boss Award
2. Lite toolkit
Created with remote learning and/or limited delivery time in mind and consists of 13 lessons over five phases.
Introduction
Phase 1 : Immersion
Lesson 1: Enterprise Skills are for everyone!
Lesson 2: Products and services — What are the possibilities?
Phase 2 : The Problem Space
Lesson 3: Social enterprises make impact
Lesson 4: It takes empathy to find a real problem
Lesson 5: From interviews to user needs
Phase 3: The Solution Space
Lesson 6: Ideate!
Lesson 7: Prototype. Test. Iterate.
Lesson 8: The pieces of the profit puzzle
Lesson 9: Start-up costs and projected profit/loss
Lesson 10: You gotta have a plan!
Lesson 11: What is your story? Product, Price and People
Phase 5 : Business Trading
Lesson 12: Trading Preparation
Phase 6 : Evaluation and Celebration
Lesson 13: Evaluate, Celebrate & nominate for a $20 Boss Award
3. Five step toolkit
The Five Step Toolkit is designed to be more suitable for a variety of learners, including students in special education settings, students that have additional learning needs and primary school students.
It's been developed in consultation with teachers from special education settings and includes videos to enhance the student experience and activity worksheets to support the learning.
This toolkit follows five steps (or phases) to support students to develop, use and articulate enterprise skills within their context.
Introduction
Step 1: Enterprise Skills
Step 2 : Coming up with ideas
Step 3: Budgeting
Step 4 : Designing a marketing campaign
Step 5 : Putting together a market stall