For school staff
Be your school's Launch League champion.
One person inside a school makes the difference between students hearing about an opportunity and taking it. School Champions help students at their school take part — with a commitment that fits around a real teaching week.
The role
What a champion does
- Lets students and colleagues know Launch League is running
- Shares key dates and deadlines
- Answers basic student questions — or points them to us
- Connects Launch League with classes where it fits (business, SHSM, co-op, careers, clubs)
- Directs students to Business 101, the plan builder and the competition
Roughly an hour or two a month during the school year. You don't run the program, judge entries or manage student accounts. Champions follow their school board's policies, communicate with students through school channels, and never send us student names or information.
For you
What you get
- Early updates on dates, categories and program changes
- The full educator toolkit and printable worksheets
- Direct support from Launch League
- Invitations to educator sessions as they're scheduled
- Recognition as your school's Launch League School Champion, only if you opt in
School staff
Who it's for
One person inside a school
Business and entrepreneurship teachers, guidance counsellors, co-op teachers, SHSM leads, department heads, principals and vice-principals, and other school staff approved by their school. Not school staff? Our Community Champion role is for you.
Apply
Apply to be a School Champion
Related
Keep going
- Educator toolkit: run Launch League in 6 classesA class-by-class plan with free printable worksheets, from first idea to submitted entry.
- For educators: classroom entrepreneurship projectCurriculum fit, consent and safeguarding, a term plan, and the published rubric.
- Get involvedVolunteer, partner, or help run the program in your part of Ontario.
- The Launch League programAll five stages (learn, plan, connect, pitch, launch) and how they fit together.