InspiresMe.co.uk: The scheme, called Inspires Me Week, allowed more than 50 students aged 14 – 16 to spend a week working directly with companies in a variety of sectors including TV production, food, mobile applications, environmentally friendly baby retail and fashion. The budding entrepreneurs went behind the scenes, shadowing business leaders and company bosses. They […]
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Arizona Daily Star: It’s midnight, the chip bowl is empty, the ball for the beer pong game has gone missing, everyone is out of cigarettes and no one wants to go to the store. Time to call Munchies, Thomas Randall’s new party central convenience store on wheels. If you live on the UA campus or
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Franchising.net.au: Coffee franchise, Hudsons Coffee, has lent a helping hand to students from NSW’s Corowa High School, teaching them some tricks of the trade for the coffee shop they’ve set up on school grounds. The year 11 students, who are studying retail operations, legal and business studies, travelled to Melbourne this week to attend an
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According to The New York Times, big corporations step in to recruit some of the top businesses students when they graduate. How can we expect small business to keep up? A serial entrepreneur, Andrew Yang, thinks he has the answer. Venture for America, a nonprofit he founded this summer, recruits college seniors to spend two
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A college education is by no means cheap, and for many the high price of tuition is enough to keep them from obtaining the education they need to be successful in life. No one wants to graduate college with tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt, yet many have no other choice but
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Patch.com: Though most of us get caffeine boosts from Dunkin Donuts, four local students are getting a nice financial boost from the coffee chain giant. Amanda David, Melanie Donnelly, Jacqueline Robert and Elena Suglia (North Kingstown High School’s most recent valedictorian) along with Saunderstown resident Maxwell Rittner were each awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the
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Patch.com: After a rigorous application process that included an essay and teacher recommendation, four Easton students were awarded with a prestigious Dunkin’ Donuts Scholarship Friday afternoon in Providence. The four Easton students emerged from a competitive pool of participants. 100 students out off 2300 applicants were chosen from the Rhode Island area and southeastern Massachusetts
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7Online.com: These students, at Pompton Lakes High School, were pitching the idea of a franchise for an ice cream shop in town. “The competition in Pompton is Curly’s Ice Cream, and Ice Cream Station and Dunkin Donuts.” How to research and plan for a retail franchise was part of the financial literacy course. “There’s not
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Digital Journal: A recent study by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) reports that only 25 – 27 percent of teenagers will land a job this summer. This statistic is indicative of a continued bleak outlook in the overall job market, with implications that will also affect college graduates looking for their first
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Arizona Republic: As students throughout the state prepare for the AIMS exam, Valley school officials and a fast-food chain are working to ensure children don’t take the test on an empty stomach. In a first, nearly 280 McDonald’s restaurants in the Valley and in northern Arizona will offer a free breakfast sandwich and drink to
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