Young Entrepreneurs: Three Decisions Behind the Headlines
Look beyond young-founder headlines to three useful decisions: noticing a purpose, developing a craft and starting with support.
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Useful ideas for helping young people build money confidence, enterprise thinking, work-ready skills and practical independence.
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Look beyond young-founder headlines to three useful decisions: noticing a purpose, developing a craft and starting with support.
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Use the changing seasons for manageable money conversations, with low-pressure projects and a pause during busy family holidays.
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A creative idea becomes a possible business when it solves a useful problem. Follow a simple route from sketch to a small, honest test.
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Twelve books offer different ways into money, ideas and perseverance. Pair each with a short conversation or practical challenge.
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Use a small business project to practise defining a problem, comparing options and learning from a fair test.
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Help young people distinguish sales from money available to spend, then make a reasoned choice about saving and reinvesting.
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Ten adaptable enterprise activities for youth groups, each with a clear task, an observable outcome and a useful debrief question.
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A small enterprise experiment can help a young person practise useful decisions without committing to business ownership or public selling.
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Use one simple, supervised project to teach the difference between a budget, a cost, a sale and money left over.
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