NFTE is known worldwide for its award-winning, hands-on core curriculum, How to Start and Operate a Small Business. The brand new 10th edition is standards-focused and includes such things as new chapters, greater clarity in finance chapters, case studies and sample business plans.

This curriculum can be used in a semester- or year-long entrepreneurship course, integrated into an existing course, or in an after-school program

• Student materials: Hard-cover textbook; soft-cover workbook containing three business plans
• Teacher materials: Teacher’s Edition with CD ROM; blackline masters of workbook; transparency masters; Exam View test bank

This 20-chapter textbook offers a practical introduction to basic entrepreneurial and business concepts. Fundamentals is appropriate for grades 6-8. A student workbook and teacher materials are also available.

This fourteen-chapter text and supplementary package is designed for a college-level one-term Entrepreneurship course. It includes 28 relevant and interesting cases, is supported by excellent teacher materials such as TestGenerator and a companion website, and focuses students on developing their own business plan.

An 18-chapter textbook, Advanced Principles of Entrepreneurship offers young adults an in-depth analysis of business and entrepreneurial topics such as marketing, technology, cash flow, financial statements, and competition. It is appropriate for adult entrepreneurship courses and community colleges.

Other materials include:

• Entrepreneurs in Profile, inspiring stories of entrepreneurs who launched well-known businesses
• The Casebook for Young Entrepreneurs
• Starting and Running Your Own Business video, sponsored by Inc. Magazine
• Classroom posters

In partnership with Merrill Lynch, NFTE has created a supplemental financial literacy curriculum called Investing Pays Off, which has three levels suited for elementary, middle and high school students.
This is available to download at http://philanthropy.ml.com/ipo/