SimVenture Evolution
Education

As a professional in the education sector, we understand that finding ways of bringing online business learning to life for learners is important to you.
The educational landscape is changing with the use of technology in the classroom continuing to grow. We know that students learn best when they are interacting with their learning. Our online business learning resource is rooted in both immersive and experiential pedagogy, keeping students engaged whilst learning key business skills.
SimVenture Evolution has been designed with our clients to help you to develop your student’s business knowledge and competencies. This business simulation game is used by schools, colleges, and universities in over 40 countries all over the world to bring individuals and teams together to develop a wide range of skills including:
The QAA Benchmark Statement for Business & Management (2019) and Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Education (2018) guidance have been used to map the competencies that are developed in SimVenture Evolution.

Where is our online business learning simulation used?
Our clients have used SimVenture Evolution in several different contexts including:
How is it used?

SimVenture Evolution can be used as a short taster session lasting 1-2 hours, for a one-day event or even a complete course of study lasting several months.
Let’s collaborate on a customised plan together which will help you to understand the technology and implement it into your programme of learning.
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Learners who use the simulation tell us they appreciate…

Let us help you to transform your workplace talent with a trusted and proven product, a plan that works for you and technology with which your learners will be excited to engage.
“The sophistication of SimVenture Evolution and the intuitive user interface meant the students’ initial contact with the simulation exceeded expectations and led to a very productive and positive experience. In the space of 3 hours, they went from, in some cases, absolute novices where some had not even have heard of SimVenture, to a group of Level 5 students who were working in close collaboration, albeit at times this was understandably tinged with keen rivalry. All learning and interaction spurred the students on to share their successes and failures with other team members”.
Paul Kirikal, Oaklands College