Sue Scott-Horne knows that colour and style is important to her target market

It can take longer than you think to develop printed educational resources. Sue

Scott-Horne, founder of social enterprise, EGAR, shares the inspiration that has

kept her motivated, and some experiences and tips valuable to anyone with a

vision for producing innovative learning materials .

EGAR (Educational Games And Resources) came out of Sue Scott-Horne's vision

to help teenagers get through the personal and social challenges of adolescence.

She has now created a range of games, posters, and discussion cards. Plus the EGAR website as one way to promote and sell her products.

Sue shares why EGAR matters to her, and how that has helped her get through

the ups and downs of development.

Video interview 9:27 mins (click on arrow in video below to play)

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