On Wednesday 15th December 2010, Bradford Enterprise Academy organised the first ever Bradford College Fair. The event was hugely successful with hundreds of visitors attending and 24 stalls offering quality and exclusive products handmade by Bradford College students and members of stuff.   

Apart from the products on offer, visitors had an opportunity to meet with Santa and had their photograph taken as well as enjoy the pamper corner offering services as henna tattoos, manicure or hand massage.  

In October, Bradford Enterprise Academy participated during the Keighley Street Market. Once again, stalls were offered free of charge for our students who have utilised this opportunity really well, selling much of their stock as well as gaining lots of confidence.

The event took place on 14th and 15th October 2010.

Bradford Enterprise Academy is running a series of short courses to help you or to improve your business skills. These courses run on regular basis and cover topics such as Developing a business plan, Cash flow forecast, Introduction to Tax and NI, Employement law and many more. Course usually run every Wednesday afternoon and are offered free of charge.

Bradford College in association with the Bradford Kickstart programme has launched the Bradford Enterprise Roadshow.  Business enterprise and entrepreneurship is being actively encouraged in the Bradford area and its surrounding communities.  This roadshow is a series of free events which aim to generate interest and awareness and inspire excitement about enterprise. 

Bradford College was delighted to have organised the second Bradford Enterprise Roadshow event that was dedicated to Computing and ICT.

The event was held on 24^th February 2010 from 1pm to 4:30 pm at the college’s very own WOW Academy, also known as the Innovative Technologies Centre.

The roadshow was open to everyone and the day was packed with presentations, entertainment, business exhibits, seminars and workshops. Attendees differed from students, businesses to members of community.

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