Teach A Man To Fish

General information

We work with schools across the world to set up school businesses. These businesses are both educational and profitable- teaching students business and entrepreneurial skills, and generating much-needed extra income for schools.

Young people learn by doing- gaining practical business experience, and develop soft skills (skills like problem-solving, teamwork and the self-confidence to pursue their goals, get a job, or create their own job). At the same time, schools benefit from additional income and the businesses become sustainable in the long term.

These school enterprises boost the quality and relevance of education, so that students fulfil their potential in work and in life. This reduces youth unemployment in the long term and empowers communities to lift themselves out of poverty - for good.

Teach A Man To Fish have supported schools in over 90 countries across the world to set up businesses and have staff based in Uganda, Rwanda, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and the UK.