The Business School.
Where the thread begins.

Two years of sixth form building the skills universities and employers are actively seeking.

A skills-based programme, alongside A-Levels, building the talents a rapidly evolving world demands: business skills, tech skills, community and wellbeing.

The Business School ring lit: Discover, The Business School, a skills-based programme alongside A-Levels building the talents a rapidly evolving world demands. Business skills, community, wellbeing, tech skills. Navigate: education to career. Prosper: Commercial Foundations, where the thread continues in the world of work.

Answers are everywhere.
The advantage is the knowledge to ask the right questions.

AI can find an answer in seconds. The Business School builds the knowledge behind the question: how organisations really work, the confidence to debate it, and a clearer sense of where they are heading.

Students explore every kind of organisation: private, public, charity and social enterprise. They debate business ideas, defend a view with evidence, and change their minds when the evidence says so.

Sixth formers have plenty of options. With a business compass, they choose their next step, whether university, an apprenticeship, employment or a business of their own, with a clearer focus on where they see their life going, and the confidence to adjust it when plans change.

The Business School builds on A-Levels, not around them. Its curriculum adds the skills employers increasingly need, drawn from World Economic Forum research on the future of work.

Ready for university, an apprenticeship or employment, with a business compass to steer by when plans change.

Discover, then Navigate.

The Business School leads on the first two stages of the journey, and their business compass starts here.

01

Discover

Finding out where their strengths and interests lie, and how organisations really work. Enterprise awareness, built through four modules: business skills, tech skills, community and wellbeing.

02

Navigate

Preparing for the move from education to career. Students learn to weigh their options, choose a next step they can defend, and adjust it with confidence when things change.

Six skills.
One business compass.

Knowledge, debate and direction, built over two years and carried into whatever comes next.

Enterprise awareness

Understands how every kind of organisation works: private, public, charity and social enterprise.

AI at work

Uses AI well and safely to learn and to decide.

Curiosity

Explores options before choosing.

Adaptability

Copes when the plan changes: grades, courses, offers.

Judgement

Makes a choice they can defend.

Confidence

Debates a business idea, and walks into interviews with evidence.

Flagship Collaboration: Mount Kelly Business School.

The Resalico Business School Model© is live at one of the UK's leading independent schools as a core co-curricular programme: 124 hours a year across business skills, tech skills, community, and health and wellbeing.

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Three ways in.

From the flagship Business School to half-day pupil programmes and ready-to-deploy resources. Every one of them is built around the organisations and trends pupils actually interact with.

And the thread keeps going: Resalico's work is built for employers and their new hires too.

Plenty of options.
The hard part is the fit.

Sixth formers today have more options than ever. Knowing which one fits, in a world that keeps reinventing work, is the hard part.

We give them evidence about themselves to choose with, and a compass to adjust by. Whether the next step is university, an apprenticeship or employment, they take it with a clearer sense of where they see their life heading.

Give your sixth formers a business compass.

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