Courses & resources

Bring entrepreneurship
into the classroom.

Start with the handbook and lecture materials. Use them to shape learning activities, support teamwork and prepare for mentoring conversations.

Cover of A handbook for entrepreneurs

The SEEN handbook

A handbook for entrepreneurs

Essentials, artificial intelligence-based tools and complementary guidelines

A single reference for the five course themes, with supporting tools including a business model canvas and a business plan template.

PDF · English · Published in 2026
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The SEEN entrepreneurship course

A short introduction to the SEEN course, its learning approach and outcomes.

2:21 · Silent overview with on-screen text. Watch on YouTube ↗

What the course covers

Five modules. A practical foundation.

Choose a topic for a focused session or connect the modules through an extended team project.

01

A practical approach to entrepreneurship

Explore an opportunity, describe who it serves, and develop the elements of a business model.

02

AI tools for entrepreneurs

Explore ways to use AI in entrepreneurial work, with attention to checking its outputs.

03

Research project management

Plan activities, organise resources and communicate a project’s progress.

04

Human skills for entrepreneurs

Develop the communication, collaboration and presentation skills that support entrepreneurial work.

05

Team and team management

Understand how teams develop and how to organise shared work.

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Course access

CloudEARTHi knowledge hub

Find the SEEN course in the wider CloudEARTHi learning ecosystem.

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Learning support

Curated AI assistant

Explore an idea or a course question alongside your training and mentoring.

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Put the learning into practice

Good-practice guides

Practical approaches and reusable tools for recognising learning, using curated AI and organising entrepreneurship events.

Published by the SEEN consortium on Zenodo on · English · Version 1.0 · CC BY 4.0

Good practice guide

Learning credentials

Recognising learning through certificates and digital badges

Plan recognition for courses, online learning and events. Compare approaches to certificates and digital badges, and use the design brief, assessment rubric and issuing workflow to shape your own provision.

Good practice guide

Curated AI in higher education

From educational needs to responsible use and continuous improvement

Connect an educational need with a clearly scoped AI service. The guide covers source curation, responsible use, training, evaluation and continued operation, with templates to support implementation.

Good practice guide

Entrepreneurship events

Designing learning through mentoring, pitching and follow-up

Design camps, forums and competitions around learning. Drawing on SEEN's Varna events, the guide includes a three-day programme, mentoring guidance, a judging rubric, feedback tools and an organiser worksheet.

For educators

Make room for discussion.

Pair a course topic with a practical task. Invite learners to develop an idea, compare approaches in a team and explain their choices. Use mentoring and peer feedback to help them decide what to investigate next.

Using the resources

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SEEN also developed a certificate and digital-badge framework. Completing a download or using the AI assistant does not automatically award a credential.

Training videos and platform guidance

Watch the learner introduction, educator guidance and PUHU walkthrough alongside the course materials.

SEEN guidance for educators and expert reviewers

Guidance for educators and expert reviewers working with the platform and its evaluation activities.

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