Event Description
As AI reshapes how information is accessed, decisions are made, and solutions are developed, technical skills alone are no longer enough. Young people need the ability to think critically, take initiative, collaborate across differences, and defend their ideas without relying on technology. Entrepreneurship education is uniquely positioned to build these durable, human skills — making it an "AI-proof" methodology for developing judgment, reasoning, and confidence.
This session brings together NFTE, WSI Student Ambassadors, Aflatoun, and Pearson Career Ready to explore what needs to shift in education to make this kind of learning the norm. Using a fishbowl format, the conversation belongs as much to the audience as to the panelists, with anyone in the room welcome to pull up a seat and join in. NFTE's World Series of Innovation serves as a live proof of concept — a model where students solve real problems and build the mindset and skills that translate into economic opportunity and civic agency. The SDGs serve as a through-line, connecting student-level outcomes to global goals on quality education, decent work, and reduced inequalities.