Kids may not show much interest in math and science in a traditional setting, but Camp Invention puts a whole new spin on the idea. The camp was created to help inspire children to open their minds and become innovators, reports Bonner County Daily Bee. “The main mission here is to get kids interested in […]
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If you’re a high school student near Ashville, a local community college is offering you the opportunity to hone the necessary skills to become a successful entrepreneur. According to Citizen-Times.com, they are not asking kids to run a simple lemonade stand. The students are asked to come up with unique ideas that would make viable
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If we want to create a new generation of innovators and entrepreneurs, what do we do? Langley Advance says it is time to give them the opportunity to learn how. The PowerPlay Young Entrepreneurs program is helping get kids started. PowerPlay challenges students to start their own businesses. They each identify a need in the
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According to Canadian Business, a new study from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) shows that over 80% of business owners surveys would choose the same path if they were given a second chance. Most of those people also recommend entrepreneurship as a viable career option for young students, unfortunately they also agree that
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Huffington Post: For nearly four decades, Boy Scout merit badges have been awarded for the qualities, principles and virtues society most values in young people. Though an Entrepreneurship merit badge was quietly introduced in 1997, this year the Boy Scouts are updating the badge and re-introducing it with greater prominence. The new Entrepreneurship Merit Badge
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Innovators like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs all quit school to pursue their dreams. Should you? Inc. takes a look at two entrepreneurial college students. One chooses to leave school and work his business full time, while the other decided to do both at the same time. Consider their argument, and tell us
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Paige Janis has an interesting idea on what she finds fashionable. Not a big fan of popular styles, she started making her own clothing to fit her personality. She has even gone as far as to take a few sewing classes and join the American Sewing Guild. As her interest in sewing together clothes has
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Truckee Meadows Community College has noticed a trend among people within the community. Noticing that some of the residents would like courses in business, TMCC has created a series of non-credit courses for them to take. Each class will offer insight into the different ways to launch and make money, reports Northern Nevada Business Weekly.
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The following is a guest post by Brian Jenkins. A business education doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. You can actually learn about the various aspects of operating a business for free on the Web. The Internet provides entrepreneurs with numerous free opportunities to enhance their business skills. Several colleges offer their
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Kids playing Susan McArthur’s game, NounSense, might not realize they are learning. However, with each funny story they create, they are learning how to read. According to InsideHalton.com, her game was released approximately 10 months ago, and it has already received the a top toy rating of 3 stars by the Canadian Toy Testing Counsel.
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