This programme is designed for aspiring youth entrepreneurs who want to explore the social entrepreneurial path, to strengthen their entrepreneurial skills, financial capability, and financial behaviours and achieve a greater state of financial well-being. We seek to facilitate youth entrepreneurs to gain an understanding of how entrepreneurial thinking and acting can be applied to opportunities of all kinds to scale impact of new or existing social ventures.
Objective Through Social Entrepreneurship, we aim to equip youth with entrepreneurial skills to solving the challenges of social or environmental nature, and provide them with the resources and opportunities for practising. Whereas through our Sustainability Leadership training, we aim to equip youth with leadership skills that guide them in scaling the impacts of their social ventures towards growth and sustainability to better contibute to socio-environmental change.
Our approach To foster youth social entrepreneurship, our work focuses on designing and delivering participatory training approaches to entrepreneurial skills, financial capability, and financial behaviours development in the context of youth work. The combination of entrepreneurial and Financial literacy education equips youth entrepreneurs with the tools and the experience to envision, consider, analyse, and take actions to social challenges in a way that scales up impacts of their social ventures.
Achieving impact An emphasis is put on learning, practising, and integrating the foundational principle of a human and an environmental-centred design within youth social entrepreneurship. Such a reflection is practised by the successful youth social entrepreneurs who understand the importance of thinking about what matters for the today and future generations, by practising social entrepreneurship and financial behaviours that prioritise sustainability through impactful social ventures that contribute to real social change. |
12 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
IN YOUTH’S EDUCATION
90 PROJECTS EXECUTED
80 PARTNERS ENGAGED
1500 YOUTHS REACHED