The Guardian recently wrapped up its student-focused week on social enterprise, and some great articles came out of the mix. Check out why social enterprises should work with students and a brief Q&A with a panel regarding the benefits students can gain from social enterprises, how to start your own enterprise, and why you should get involved while studying.

The Guardian also ran a feature on two students involved in social enterprise.

Once you graduate you are more than likely going to join the queue of hundreds searching for the same job which can be hard, and sometimes disappointing. Even if you’re not a budding entrepreneur, involvement in either creating a social enterprise with others or volunteering with one that is already up and running will increase your chances of employability, help the community and also add something to your CV that will help you stand out.

Check out the full article here!