We invite School Leaders and Educators to join us to envision and embed Entrepreneurial Education in Australia and Globally and share our learnings across four 2024 themes:

Digital + Industry
Equitable Access
Resilience
Sustainability

+ 2024.....Global Flare

E3 2024 will also host five schools that are successful in receiving the Young Change Agents Global Scholarship, they will share their experiences and expertise in Entrepreneurial Education in their country's region, adding a global flare to this year's unconference.

DATES:

Thursday 31 Oct + Friday 1 November - E3 UNCONFERENCE
Thursday 31 Oct E3 UNCONFERENCE DINNER
Saturday 2 NOV - E3 BIG DAY OUT

THURSDAY OCT 31 + FRIDAY 1 NOV - E3 UNCONFERENCE | $450

As schools across the country and globally navigate the challenges and opportunities of introducing and embedding entrepreneurial models and systems into schools and the community, sharing experiences and achievements in Entrepreneurial Education is paramount.

E3 2024 will bring together 60 educators, principals and school leaders from across the country and globally for a unique Unconference that will build on the work at the inaugural Entrepreneurial Educators Exchange in Adelaide 2022 and E3 for Leaders in 2023.

Hosted at the new University of Tasmania, Inveresk Campus in Launceston with our host school Principals, Mark Gleeson from Cressy District High School and Vicki Mackrill from Launceston College.

E3 2024 is delivered in partnership with Margaret O’Brien, CoFounder & CEO and Dr Renae Jones, National Educator-in Residence at Young Change Agents, this event will provide participants with evidence, strategies and practical steps in navigating and embedding entrepreneurial education.

So what exactly is an "Unconference"?

Think of a reverse conference where the attendees ARE the experts. Each attendee will be able to put forward topics to share with other attendees. Topics will be voted on and selected by the attendees.

Powered by Young Change Agents and in partnership with the Tasmanian Principals Association (TPA) and Mat Grining, TPA President and education system advocates, this event will bring together educators and leaders from around the country and globally to propel entrepreneurial education into the future of every school. This will be a hands-on event that aims to generate undoubtable value for every participant.

E3 2024 will also feature local guest speakers and experiences across our four themes: Digital + Industry, Equitable Access, Resilience, and Sustainability as well as the opportunity to meet Launceston Youth Entrepreneurs and a chance to sample and purchase their products!

Our goal is nothing less than systems change across state, national, and global level and we’re truly excited by the possibilities.

THURSDAY OCT 31 - E3 LEADERSHIP DINNER 6PM - 10PM | $150

We’re inviting school based educators and leaders from Australian schools + our 5 global scholarship school recipients to connect and get inspired to help move entrepreneurial education forward.

We encourage you to enjoy Tasmanian produce, start meaningful discussions, be inspired, and commit to an action you can take to support this vision.

This event is brought to you by Young Change Agents, Cressy High School, Launceston College and Tasmanian Principals Association.

Venue: @ Grain of the Silos

"From our island's harvest, straight to your table" "We’ve met each farmer, each maker, each talented Tasmanian who brings something extraordinary to an ever-changing list of dishes."

Your Chef, Thomas Pirker
Since stepping into our kitchen as Head Chef, Thomas has again been meeting and greeting all our local farmers and producers, greatly spurred on by his love for creating community connections and exploring creative approaches to cooking. With an eye to bring the flavor of each dish to life by emphasizing the natural flavors of our Tasmanian produce ensures that every meal served is a sustainable, yet delectable experience for his guests.

NOV 2 - E3 DAY OUT 9AM - 4PM | $150

Launceston The Big Day Out! (itinerary maybe subject to change)

7am: Parkrun Launceston (for those keen on a morning run/walk)

9am: Bus Departs Launceston (location TBC)

STOP 1: 9:30am-11:30am: Connect with Launceston's Indigenous and European History at The Cataract Gorge

Cataract Gorge walk and explore with an Indigenous guide
65 million-year-old gorge, with ancient woodlands, dry forests and wet gullies where wildlife roams
Get a deeper connection and understanding of the area, an opportunity to see wildlife including wallabies and peacocks
An opportunity to take the Chairlift across the Gorge
Visit Duck's Reach - via the suspension bridge to see the European History of the first Australia Hydro plant. Discussion about the history of the plant and the innovation it bought at the time
mid way stop for coffee and local treats from The Basin Cafe

STOP 2: 11:30am-12:30am: Drive the amazing Tamar River and Valley

Stop at Turner’s Stillhouse Small Batch Craft Distillery in Tasmania | Turner Stillhouse

STOP 3: 12:30pm-3pm Lunch amongst the vines at Tamar Valley Winery (TBC)

Tasmanian wine and produce - paddock to plate
Guest speakers
Enjoy the fresh air, scenery, and good company

3:15pm Depart for Launceston and airport

STOP 4: 4pm Airport for those travelling back

STOP 5: 4:30pm James Boags Brewery, a local Launceston Institution

Big Day Out concludes with a tasting for those interested.

Please choose GET TICKETS, choose your tickets and an invoice will be sent to you.

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Learn more here about E3 events here:

E3 2022 E3 Unconference 2022
E3 2023 E3 2023 Leadership
E3 2024 E3 Unconference 2024