Barnet Report
Making business achievable for anyone and everyone
5 year impact study on the London Borough of Barnet.
Top-line Impact
businesses
running to date
£3M
annual contribution
to Barnet economy
£22 annual return
per every £1 invested

Business has changed. The world has changed. Enterprise education must change with it.
of businesses now trading were unemployed at time of attending
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Executive summary
The Rebel Business School has delivered five impactful business start-up training programmes across the London Borough of Barnet, over a five-year period.
These two-week training courses were aimed at budding entrepreneurs, new business owners, established businesses and even those who haven’t thought about becoming self-employed.
94%
people saw increase in
CONFIDENCE
58%
36%
48%
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Where did people come from?
Attendee demographics
Business breakdown
Gender
Female | 73%
Male | 26%
Other | 1%
Age
16 - 25 | 9%
36 - 39 | 34%
40 - 49 | 30%
50 - 59 | 22%
ETHNICITY
aSIAN / Asian British | 14%
Black / African / Caribbean / Black British | 31%
Mixed / Multiple Ethnic Groups | 8%
White | 35%
Other | 12%
Attendee demographics
Comparison of attendees and the Barnet demographic
Using census data we have been able to compare the demographic breakdown of our courses to that of the London Borough of Barnet. Our aim is to make entrepreneurship accessible to all and to know if we are achieving this we need to know who is accessing our services. We want to make sure we are reaching the entire community, disadvantaged parts, under represented groups and more. Entrepreneurship should be a tool that is available to all.