Teaching Creative Entrepreneurship

You’re creative and keen to start your entrepreneurial journey. With Imagineur: Canadian Program for Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship we’re giving Canadians from grade 10 and up a chance to learn about creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship online, at no cost.

Thanks to a $9.3M grant from Employment and Social Development Canada’s Skills for Success Program, our Hill and Levene Schools of Business designed a course that can fit your schedule and develop your skills so you can stand out from the crowd.

Canadian Program for Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Imagineur consists of eight online modules learners can progress through at their own pace.
Unique to this program are modules focused on Women Entrepreneurs and Indigenous Entrepreneurship.

Program overview

The eight-module course will cover the following topics:

Module 1: Beginning Your Start Up Journey
Module 2: Creative Problem Solving for Entrepreneurs
Module 3: Designing Your Product’s Key Features
Module 4: The Lean Approach to Testing Product Market Fit
Module 5: Designing a Customer Growth Strategy
Module 6: Predicting Financial Feasibility
Module 7: Focusing on Women Entrepreneurship
Module 8: Indigenous Entrepreneurs: Navigating Distinct Challenges and Multiple Missions

Imagineur is led by some of Canada’s top business educators, all of whom are rich in experience and passionate about helping young entrepreneurs succeed. These modules will be led by the following team:

Saqib Khan

Emily McNair

Peter Moroz

Grant A. Wilson

Abiodun (Abi) Isiaka

Gina Grandy

Edmund Bellegarde

Miriam Johnson

Empowering Through Education

Led by our team of expert instructors, Imagineur aims to equip individuals with the skills needed to drive creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial success. By offering free online training, our goal is to democratize education, enabling Canadians to create employment opportunities and meet the evolving demands of the workforce.

In addition, the new program will educate Canadians about the unique opportunities and challenges associated with women- and Indigenous-led entrepreneurial ventures.

Inclusive and Engaging

Imagineur is committed to accessibility, ensuring inclusivity by providing modules in both English and French with subtitles. Moreover, the program offers resources for educators, including those working in high schools, incubator programs, and entrepreneurial support organizations, so they can seamlessly integrate this content into their classroom teachings.

Who we are

Hill and Levene Schools of Business

The Hill and Levene Schools of Business are dedicated to fostering a culture of innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. These skills are essential in today’s rapidly evolving economy, which is why we are committed to equipping students with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed in the world of business and beyond.

Our faculty brings their rich knowledge to the student experience, pushing students to meet their full potential. By challenging assumptions and expanding horizons, we offer a one-of-a-kind learning experience that can set you apart from the rest.

You can learn more about the Hill and Levene Schools of Business here.

University of Regina

The University of Regina is a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse institution that is dedicated to student success. As one of Canada’s top research universities, we are committed to ideas and inspiration that will help Canadians succeed not just in their studies, but for a lifetime.

You can learn more about the University of Regina here.

Supported by the Government of Canada

Imagineur is funded by the Government of Canada’s Skills for Success Program.