As a part of British Council's continuous support to its partner Schools across Egypt, we are presenting the Business and Entrepreneurship Competition 2026/2027 in collaboration with the TKH-Coventry School of Business.

The Business and Entrepreneurship Programme is a business competition offered to students from grade 8 to grade 12 currently studying in one of British Council partner schools. This is an opportunity in which they can share their business ideas, learn presentation and communication skills, exchange experience, compete with many other students and win awards.

Participation Requirements:

  • Currently enrolled in one of the British Council Partner Schools.
  • Studying in grades 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12.
  • Passionate about Business and Entrepreneurship.
  • Willing to work collaboratively in groups of up to five students to develop essential 21st-century skills, including problem-solving and critical thinking.

Competition Journey:

  • Registration: Students submit their application before the deadline through the following link: Business and Entrepreneurship Competition 2026/2027.
  • Mentoring: Successful applicants will receive professional mentoring.
  • Learn and network together with a professional expert.
  • Project submission: Students submit their final group project.
  • Semi-Final competition: Students will go through the first level of the competition, and those successful will head to our final competition.
  • Final competition: By April 2027, the top finalist groups will compete together at the ceremony, with our influential jury, attendees, and the chance to win the British Council's prestigious awards.

Awards:

  • Certificates of Achievement from the British Council for participating students.
  • All Participants: Benefit from a waiver of the application fee, should they apply to study at TKH-Coventry School of Business.
  • Top Three winning students: Each student will be awarded a 10% discount on tuition fees, subject to the University's applicable admissions requirements and policies.

Deadline: 3 November 2026