Entrepreneurship – a new career pathway Changing Education Changing Skills Changing Mindset

Skills for Employability | Entrepreneurship | Financial Literacy


Entrepreneurial Mindset and Skills – a Working Solution for Youth Employment

and Inclusion in Times of Crisis Entrepreneurship – a new career pathway

Changing Education

Changing Skills

Changing Mindset

Changing Lives

Changing Futures

Changing the way we think and project on our Future

87 % of Teachers recommend this way of teaching to their colleagues

Business supports the investment in entrepreneurial and business skills/soft skills and transversal core skills

50 % more start-ups by JA-YE alumni; these start-ups have higher revenues and create more jobs; students show a higher motivation and a greater sense of connection to school and the society; “transformational experience”


Public and Private partnersworking together

- Train teachers

- Involve the business community

- Provide students with transversal skills

- Improve employability, stimulate entrepreneurship and job creation


COMPANY Program in 2011

223,000 students

6636 schools

19282 business volunteers

35 countries


START-UP Program in 2011

12545 students

298 institutions

1770 business volunteers


31 countries

24 871 students

1 865 teachers

943 business volunteers, advisors and mentors

1 799 mini-companies

471 joint-ventures

http://www.ewb.ja-ye.org/


11 countries 6 continents 9 581 students registered 80 056 students reached through local

initiatives 127 HP E-mentors378 ideas submitted


- Huge grassroots network

- Strategic focus on being entrepreneurial, initiative-driven; technologically equipped and skilling up our own people

- Increased resources; decreased cost per student

- Focus on growth and quality

Providing solutions in time of crisis

Entrepreneurship – a new career pathway Changing Education Changing Skills Changing Mindset

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