Here's how it works!
The most significant difference from regular business education is that instead of courses and lectures, you complete a polytechnic degree in business administration by being an entrepreneur.
From the very beginning, you start a business with a team through which you practice doing business.
The Team Academy has no teachers, no lessons, no exams. You are responsible for your own development, so you need self-directing to survive at the Team Academy.

As a team, you get more done.
At the beginning of the studies, students are divided into teams of 10–15 people,
where they set up cooperatives.
"If you want to go fast, go alone,
if you want to go far, go together"
You learn best by doing
Studying at the Team Academy is done by doing. Learning is carried out through teamwork and customer projects.
"What we need to learn to do,
we learn by doing"


Share information and learn from others in the "workouts".
The workouts are dialogue sessions between the team, where the company's affairs are reviewed. In these workouts we share what we’ve learnt from projects and books.
"Sharing information is the most fundamental act of friendship, because it's a way to give something without losing it"
From books into practice.
Studying at the Team Academy includes a lot of book reading and utilizing the theory learned from them. Each team entrepreneur reads about 20 books during the year, from which we reflect by writing our perceptions into essays.
"The more you read, the more you know. The more you learn, the more places you can get to"


Guidance from experienced coaches.
Each team has an experienced team coach to help you and your team succeed. Coaches guide and spar, but it's also nice to talk to them otherwise.
"A good coach can change your operations, an excellent coach can change your life"
Support and inspiration from community.
At the team academy, you can get to know over 100 other team entrepreneurs with whom you can do projects and have fun at joint events in the house.
"There is no greater power for change than the community that is exploring its own passion"

