
Sheridan EDGE offers one of the first high school business incubators in Ontario, providing students with a structured startup pathway. In this webinar, you’ll discover how mentorship, workshops, and hands-on business experience prepare students for entrepreneurship before college.
This is your chance to offer students an alternative career path that gives them a future in entrepreneurship.
Traditional career pathways don’t work for every student. While many excel in university-bound programs, others have an entrepreneurial mindset but lack structured guidance, mentorship, and access. High school career counselors play a crucial role in helping these students, yet many struggle to find hands-on, career-focused business programs that go beyond theoretical business courses.
That’s where Sheridan EDGE’s High School Startup Incubator comes in.
This free, structured entrepreneurship program is designed to help students start real businesses while still in high school. Backed by Sheridan College, industry mentors, and a proven startup incubation model, this program provides early access to the entrepreneurial ecosystem, ensuring students develop they get everything they need to succeed.
The EDGE High School Startup Incubator is a first-of-its-kind structured business incubator. Students will develop business plans, create a minimum viable product (MVP), and test their ideas in real markets.

Many students have business ideas but lack guidance and industry connections. EDGE connects them with experienced entrepreneurs through 1-on-1 mentorship, live workshops, and Q&A sessions. These experts provide real-world insights and feedback to help students navigate entrepreneurship.

Select high school students can join EDGE early, gaining access to Sheridan’s incubator, networking events, and co-working spaces before college. This real-world startup environment helps students develop business skills and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs.

EDGE ensures students build and launch real businesses, not just study theory. Through pitch competitions, demo days, and funding opportunities, students gain practical experience in sales, marketing, and finance.

Students who succeed in the EDGE incubator can transition into Sheridan’s programs for continued growth. This career pathway helps students move from high school business ideas to full-fledged startups with ongoing mentorship and funding.

Entrepreneurship is no longer just for business majors or college graduates—it’s becoming a major career path for today’s students. Schools across North America are recognizing this shift, integrating entrepreneurship programs to equip students with the skills they need to innovate, lead, and create their own opportunities.
For career counselors, this presents an incredible opportunity to guide students toward a future where they don’t just look for jobs—they create them.







Sheridan EDGE offers a full ecosystem for student entrepreneurs. Discover how career counselors can guide students into different entrepreneurial opportunities:
🔹 Connecting students with startup internships and workspace access.
🔹 How students can gain early access to Sheridan’s incubator.
🔹 Leveraging municipal resources to support young entrepreneurs.
🔹 A platform where students can sell their startup products and services.
The future of work is changing, and students who develop entrepreneurial skills early will have a competitive advantage—whether they start their own businesses or enter the workforce. As a career counselor, you play a vital role in shaping their futures.
Join us for this exclusive webinar to learn how Sheridan EDGE – one of the best high school business incubators in Ontario, can help your students:
✅ Gain hands-on experience launching real businesses
✅ Access mentorship from successful entrepreneurs
✅ Compete in startup pitch competitions for funding
✅ Build a direct pathway from high school to Sheridan’s entrepreneurship programs
Register now and receive “The High School Counselor’s Guide to Student Entrepreneurship” – a comprehensive resource filled with insights, success stories, and practical steps to integrate entrepreneurship into your school’s career guidance.