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Working in partnership > Setting a challenge
Would your business like to raise its profile with young people or gain feedback from this age group on a concept or product?
Would you like to develop the team-working skills of some of your staff?
Setting a business challenge is an ideal way to do all of these things. A ‘challenge’ is devised with the help of Consortium staff. Typically, students then work in groups for a day, undertake a series of specific tasks and present their ideas back to a panel of judges.
