Welcome to EE.org, the central African repository for the rigorous study and application of Entrepreneurship Education (EE). Based in South Africa and serving the continent, we serve as the bridge between the abstract and the theoretical, academic research, government policy, and classroom implementation.
There is a common misconception that simply combining "entrepreneurship" (starting a business) with "education" (training) results in Entrepreneurship Education.
We believe - and the research supports - that Entrepreneurship Education is a distinct, specialised academic AND practical niche. It is not just about teaching someone how to write a business plan; it is about the pedagogical methods used to develop an entrepreneurial mindset, the psychological shift in risk perception, and the institutional frameworks that create an enabling environment to support sustainable innovation.
Entrepreneurship + Education ≠ Entrepreneurship Education.
EE.org exists specifically because this niche deserves its own dedicated space. We focus on the how of teaching, the how of idea generation, the policy of implementation, and the metrics of success that define this unique field.
The African continent is home to the world’s youngest population and the highest rate of entrepreneurship by necessity. However, for this energy to translate into long-term economic stability, the quality of education must meet the intensity of ambition.
In 2026, as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) matures, the need for standardised, high-quality entrepreneurial training has never been more urgent. EE.org is committed to ensuring that African researchers and practitioners have the same access to world-class resources - completely free of charge.