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* Because the implementation of projects may have had to be adapted to the changing context this year, more flexibility will be granted with regard to the steps completed prior to the deadline.
Live in Québec and be enrolled in a public or private educational institution recognized by the Ministère de l’Éducation et de l’Enseignement supérieur, such as:
In order for the jury to evaluate the project, the project must already be underway. For example, if an event is being organized for the end of the school year, most of the preparatory steps, such as conception, organization, task planning, etc., must already be carried out before the registration deadline. A fictional project that does not produce an activity within the established timeline will not be recognized as an entrepreneurial project, and is therefore not eligible for the OSEntreprendre Challenge.
In the event that the project is presented by students from different educational institutions, the project will be registered under the educational institution attended by the majority of participants. If an equal number of students attend each institution, participants will be asked to designate a lead student. The application will be registered under the school of the lead student.
A project that has already been registered under a given educational institution in a previous edition of the OSEntreprendre Challenge may be eligible for the current edition so long as significant changes or new features have been added by the student(s).
If the only change made to a recurring project is the onboarding of new students, it does not qualify as an eligible entrepreneurial project.
New entrepreneurial processes may be started to improve a product, event or service by expanding its clientele or target group, finding new partners or adapting the service offer, etc.
Carrying out tasks put in place by the previous project does not constitute an entrepreneurial project within the definition of the OSEntreprendre Challenge.
Projects that were registered and then deemed eligible for the 22nd edition can re-register for the 23rd edition, provided they were in one of the following situations:
Design and production of greeting cards, calendars and laminated or framed images with a regional character.
Change: This year, the students produced a calendar featuring endangered species and developed a website to better meet the needs of their target market.
Organization of a break room for students with intellectual impairments.
Change: This year, the project is characterized by the creation of a virtual support group to help in managing anxiety and stress.
Organization of a job fair to allow potential employers to recruit students and graduates.
Change: This year, the students turned this event into a virtual one. Thanks to an online fair platform, students can communicate with employers in private chat rooms.