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    Enterprise Scholars

    by Atlas Summer Courses

    An interactive business and entrepreneurship course where students develop and pitch ideas through small-group lessons, projects, and real-world challenges.

    Last verified: 30 Aug 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
    Enterprise Scholars

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    Enterprise Scholars Course at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Interest and working English

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 12-14

    Location / Region

    Harrow School, Harrow

    Cost

    £2,295; £2,995

    Duration

    1 week

    Format

    In-person

    Next session

    4-10 July 2027

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    Business & EconomicsEntrepreneurship

    Class size: Up to 15 students

    Accommodation: Shared rooms at Harrow School

    Meals: Residential full board

    Outcome: Certificate, feedback and recommendation

    Teaching time: 12 small-group lesson hours

    Accreditation: BAC-accredited provider

    Enterprise Scholars Course summary

    Enterprise Scholars introduces business and entrepreneurship through interactive, task-based teaching rather than lectures or a fixed syllabus.

    Students explore branding, trading, supply chains, product development, and ethical decisions before collaborating on a business idea and pitch.

    It suits curious learners who enjoy solving problems, sharing ideas, and testing how creativity and analysis work together in enterprise.

    What is Enterprise Scholars?

    Enterprise Scholars is an Atlas Summer Courses business and entrepreneurship course built around interactive small-group learning. Students examine how entrepreneurs identify opportunities, understand customers, develop products or services, and respond to changing circumstances.

    The practical experience includes discussions, multimedia teaching, group challenges, creative projects, guided project work, and subject-related excursions. Students collaborate to create and pitch a business idea, while tutors adapt the exact syllabus to the interests and abilities of each group.

    Why Succeed highlights Enterprise Scholars Course

    • Students turn enterprise concepts into a collaborative business idea and pitch.

    • Small-group classes are capped at 15 students, encouraging participation and discussion.

    • The course combines academic teaching with guided projects, excursions, and reflection.

    • Residential students receive meals, accommodation, activities, travel insurance, and pastoral support.

    • Completion brings a certificate, detailed tutor feedback, and a personalized recommendation letter.

    Who is Enterprise Scholars Course for?

    Best for

    Curious students who enjoy developing ideas, solving problems, collaborating, and presenting their thinking.

    Not ideal if

    You want a fixed, exam-led business syllabus or guaranteed coverage of specific topics.

    Is Enterprise Scholars Course worth it?

    Enterprise Scholars is worth considering for a younger student who wants a practical first encounter with business and entrepreneurship. The small groups, collaborative pitch, excursions, and residential support offer more structure and variety than independent study alone.

    The main limitation is that the course does not follow a fixed syllabus, so families cannot rely on specific topics being taught. It is also a substantial financial commitment for one week, making the day option and included benefits important comparison points.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £2,295; £2,995; includes Interactive teaching in classes of up to 15 students, Course materials, Activities and all-day trips, Certificate on completion, Residential shared accommodation, Residential breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Residential airport transfer, Residential travel and medical insurance, Dedicated pastoral care.

    Accommodation

    Shared rooms at Harrow School

    Meals

    Residential full board

    Supervision or safety information

    House parents and trained on-course staff provide welfare support and age-appropriate supervision. Residential students receive continuous pastoral coverage, regular check-ins, and accommodation security measures.

    Provider details

    Review the Atlas Summer Courses provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    1 week; Harrow School, Harrow.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Enterprise Scholars Course need?

    Effort level

    Moderate academic and social commitment.

    Best started

    Begin the application and travel planning two to three months before the preferred July session.

    Main challenge

    Developing and pitching an idea confidently within one week.

    Typical preparation

    • Choose preferred dates and decide between residential and day attendance.

    • Draft the English personal statement around your interest in enterprise and what you hope to learn.

    • Share medical, learning, accessibility, and dietary requirements during the application.

    • Review the Welcome Pack, travel guidance, and any tutor reading before arrival.

    Useful if

    You enjoy discussion, teamwork, and open-ended problem-solving.

    What do students do on Enterprise Scholars Course?

    Students move from learning core enterprise ideas to applying them through collaborative challenges, project work, and a business pitch.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Explore branding, trading, supply chains, product development, and entrepreneurship.

    2. 2

      Discuss how businesses identify opportunities, understand customers, and make decisions.

    3. 3

      Apply ideas through multimedia activities, group challenges, and creative projects.

    4. 4

      Work collaboratively to develop a business concept.

    5. 5

      Pitch the business idea and reflect on what you learned.

    6. 6

      Join subject-related excursions and the wider social program.

    Enterprise Scholars Course dates and deadlines

    Session 1

    4-10 July 2027

    Residential and non-residential options.

    Upcoming

    Session 2

    11-17 July 2027

    Residential and non-residential options.

    Upcoming

    Session 3

    18-24 July 2027

    Residential and non-residential options.

    Upcoming

    Session 4

    25-31 July 2027

    Residential and non-residential options.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Aged 12-14 at the beginning of the course.

    • Genuine interest in the chosen subject.

    • Good working spoken and written English.

    • No previous business or entrepreneurship study required.

    • Parent or guardian details required for applicants under 18.

    How much does Enterprise Scholars Course cost?

    Program fee

    £2,295; £2,995 — Day and standard residential prices.

    Funding or discounts

    • Deposit: £695 — Published Harrow Scholars deposit.
    • Payment plans: Available — Remaining balance can be paid in installments.
    • Scholarships: None currently offered

    What's included

    Interactive teaching in classes of up to 15 students, Course materials, Activities and all-day trips, Certificate on completion, Residential shared accommodation, Residential breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Residential airport transfer, Residential travel and medical insurance, Dedicated pastoral care

    How to apply to Enterprise Scholars Course

    1. 1

      Enter the student's date of birth to view age-appropriate courses.

    2. 2

      Select Enterprise Scholars, preferred dates, and accommodation option.

    3. 3

      Provide student and parent or guardian contact details.

    4. 4

      Add the student's school information and country of residence.

    5. 5

      Write an English personal statement of at least 100 characters.

    6. 6

      Review the course, dates, accommodation, personal details, and fees.

    7. 7

      Submit the form for individual admissions review.

    8. 8

      If offered a place, follow the instructions to pay the deposit and enroll.

    What does Enterprise Scholars Course cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    Enterprise opportunities

    Explore how entrepreneurs recognize needs and turn ideas into opportunities.

    Branding and customers

    Consider brand strategy and why understanding customers matters.

    Products and supply chains

    Examine product development, trading, and how supply chains support businesses.

    Business decision-making

    Compare options, respond to challenges, and consider ethical business decisions.

    Idea development and pitching

    Collaborate on a business idea and communicate it through a pitch.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Enterprise Scholars Course?

    A typical day during the program.

    Weekday mornings

    Two extended, discussion-led lessons cover enterprise concepts and challenges.

    Weekday afternoons

    Guided project work, supervised study, and subject-related excursions apply the learning.

    Evenings

    Structured social activities and reflection take place with full supervision.

    Who teaches on Enterprise Scholars Course?

    Experienced educators and subject specialists teach the 12-14 Scholars courses. Tutors shape the syllabus around their expertise and the interests and abilities of the students in their group.

    Tutors are confirmed closer to the summer, so previous tutor profiles do not guarantee who will teach a particular session.

    Where do students stay on Enterprise Scholars Course?

    Residential plan

    • Shared rooms: Students stay in shared standard rooms at Harrow School.
    • Full-board meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided, with dietary needs catered for.
    • Pastoral care: House parents and trained on-course staff provide continuous support and supervision.
    • Trips and activities: All-day trips, daytime activities, and structured evening activities are included.

    Non-residential plan

    • Day attendance: Students join lessons, daytime activities, and trips before returning home in the evening.
    • Day meals: Lunch and dinner are included for the published day option.

    Residential accommodation uses standard shared rooms with shared bathroom facilities. The day option does not include accommodation.

    What happens after Enterprise Scholars Course?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Use the business pitch as evidence of collaborative project work.

    Receive a certificate confirming course participation and dates.

    Use detailed tutor feedback to identify academic strengths and next steps.

    Receive a personalized recommendation letter reflecting progress and achievements.

    Explore later study in business, economics, entrepreneurship, or marketing.

    The certificate is issued by Atlas Summer Courses and is not university credit.

    Where does Enterprise Scholars Course take place?

    The course is hosted at Harrow School in Harrow, where students use hired boarding-school teaching, dining, accommodation, and activity facilities. The campus setting supports structured study, collaboration, sports, social activities, and supervised residential life.

    Atlas Summer Courses hires Harrow School's facilities and is not affiliated with Harrow School.

    Enterprise Scholars Course FAQs

    Students may explore branding, trading, supply chains, product development, customers, innovation, and business decision-making. Tutors adapt the exact syllabus to the group's interests, abilities, and learning needs.

    No. There are no formal entry requirements, and previous study of business or entrepreneurship is not required. Students should be genuinely interested in the subject and have good working spoken and written English.

    The course page states that classes have up to 15 students. Teaching is interactive, discussion-led, and task-based.

    Students collaborate to create and pitch a business idea. They also receive a certificate of completion, detailed tutor feedback, and a personalized recommendation letter.

    The residential option includes teaching, shared accommodation, full-board meals, trips and activities, airport transfer, travel and medical insurance, a certificate, and pastoral support.

    Yes. The non-residential option includes the same lessons and daytime activities and trips, with students returning home in the evenings. The published package includes lunch and dinner.

    Experienced educators and subject specialists teach Scholars courses. Tutors are confirmed closer to the summer and adapt their syllabus to the group.

    House parents and trained on-course staff provide welfare support and age-appropriate supervision. Residential students receive continuous pastoral coverage, regular check-ins, and accommodation security measures.

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