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Junior Achievement
Foundation
Foundation for Junior Achievement
Programs as examples of learning through
practice
Junior Achievement Foundation is a non-
governmental organization whose aim is to
prepare children and young people to live under
market economy conditions and to enable young
people to acquire knowledge and a practical skills
to facilitate the implementation of career plans.
The Foundation operates under the
Junior Achievement Worldwide – the
oldest and fastest growing worldwide
organization dedicated to economic
education of young people in 120
countries.
We execute our tasks in collaboration
with the business community, the
Ministry of Education, the PolishNational
Bank and Teacher Training Institutions.
We are members of:
• Junior Achievement Worldwide
• Junior Achievement – Young Enterprise
Europe
We offer students an attractive form of employment -
LEARNING through PRACTICE
We provide 11 programs:
For Primary Schools:
1. From penny to buck
For Lower Secondary Schools:
2. Economy on a daily basis
3. Enterprise
4. Be enterprising
For Upper Secondary Schools:
5. Entrepreneurship day
6. Applied Economics
7. Practical school of economics - Youth mini
enterprise
8. My finances
9. Company management ME Titan
10. Sci-Tech Challenge
For any type of school:
11. Open business
Pupils in our programs:
80550
216490
457960
664492 684561
778413
696392 693902
611567
539546
2003/2004 2004/2005 2005/2006 2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
Number of pupils
The effect of our
current activities is a
group of 5 628 381
students who through
JAF (FMP) programs
learned matters of
entrepreneurship,
business and
economics.
Youth mini entrepreneurship
What Youth mini entrepreneurship is:
new, exciting program tested by 160 teachers and more than 3,500
students under the project implemented by Junior Achievement
Foundation, co-financed by the European Union under the European
Social Fund.
Implementation of the program without buying handbook.
All materials for students and teachers are available for free of charge
on the online platform of Practical Economics School – Youth mini
entrepreneurship.
The opportunity to participate in the National Competition on Best
Youth mini entrepreneurship "Produkcik", with the winners taking part
in the European finals Company of the Year Competition.
Youth mini entrepreneurship –
implementation of the program
Within the program students participate in educational
game "Youth mini entrepreneurship". The essence of the
game is to establish and operate real company in the
school - Youth mini-companies - organized along the
lines of a partnership
all participants are co-owners (shareholders)
of that company
number of members should be 6 - 15 people
the school can run several mini-enterprises
Youth mini entrepreneurship –
implementation of the program
students - mini-companies partners accumulate all
capital needed, draw up a business plan, conduct market
research, choose a product (or service) then organize
the production and sale. Keep financial records for small
businesses design documentation
specific policies are determined in the regulations of
youth mini-companies
Youth mini entrepreneurship –
implementation of the program
the proper execution of the programme is supervised
by a teacher - mini-companies guardian
parents council acts as a Tax Office and Social
Security Office (ZUS)
students register their mini-companies in the Junior
Achievement Foundation, which provides
organizational, substantive and methodological
ongoing care for students and teachers
Project aim is:
increase the effectiveness of
high school students
education
development of key
competencies, especially such
as sense of initiative and
entrepreneurship
designing innovative tools for
classes for the subject
Economics in practice.
The curriculum for the subject
Economics in practice for high
schools and technical schools
Pedagogical innovation
It combines school environment with
the business.
It prepares young people to continue
their education in the key importance
fields of the economy.
Materials for the programme:
1. The curriculum of „ Mini-companies„
to the economics in practice subject .
2. Teacher's guide - mini-companies guardian.
3. Vademecum for a student
2. The online platform and other
computer programs for mini-enterprises
managing.
Trainings
For teachers conducting that programme training
will be given. Forms of training:
three-day workshops - scheduled in the
second half of August,
or in a form of a e-learning
course – about 20 hours
that will take
approximately one month.
Enterprise without Borders
JA-YE Europe „Enterprise without Borders” expands the ‘Youth mini
entrepreneurship’ programme
The project brings together 12 of 225
Polish mini-enterprises
Competition for EWB High Potential
Award - an award for the best partnership
between mini-enterprises
in a given school year
Company Managment
- ME Titan
Company managment ▲„Company management„ is a computer simulation of
economic processes, in which the students are divided
into teams - companies competing in the market a
fictional, exciting and innovative new product.
▲During the game, students take six decisions:
How much to produce, at what price to sell, how much
to spend on the product marketing, on the investment,
on research and development, and how much to charity.
▲The „Company managment" is carried out on the
basis of ME Titan computer simulation. The teacher who
applies for the program receives a free access to the
material on the site.
Company mangment
▲Each year we enable
students start in two
competitions – on National
and European level.
▲The national competition
takes off more than 1,000
teams.
▲In European competition
our teams rank high.
Company managment JA-YE Europe Virtual Business Challenge 2013
In May 2013, from 514 teams competing in the European finals Polish
students took:
First place: Team Grabias (Marek Kaput i Mateusz Zbylut)
from Tarnow,
Fourth place: Team Hedron (Michał Bąk i Paweł Panek)
from Tarnow.
Entrepreneurship day
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Entrepreneurship day
Student:
▲ accompanied by the employee in the
performance of daily duties for 3-5 hours,
▲ become familiar to the position
responsibilities,
▲ obtains information about the
predisposition, educational requirements,
skills needed, etc.
▲ becomes aware of relationship between
education and career.
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Entrepreneurship day
Consultant:
▲ acquaints the students with the activities of the company,
▲ entrusts to him a simple tasks,
▲ answers student questions,
▲ helping the young person in taking
the right decisions regarding its
further education.
▲ builds a good relationship with
the local community.
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Entrepreneurship day
Entrepreneurship day in
numbers:
▲ Number of students in the
2013 - 47 370,
▲ Number of companies in the
2013 2013 - 19 624,
▲ Together about 393 thous
students and about 163thous
companies
Entrepreneurship day 2013
The under the honorary
patronage of Polish President
Bronisław Komorowski.
„Jestem przekonany, że konkurs daje możliwość kształtowania u młodych ludzi cech
przydatnych w całym życiu, bo być przedsiębiorczym trzeba w każdej sytuacji, nie tylko,
gdy myśli się o własnym przedsiębiorstwie. (…) Konkurs może być pomocą do tego, jak
zaplanować swoje życie już na starcie. A skoro pomaga młodym ludziom, pomaga też
Polsce.”
Prezydent RP
Bronisław Komorowski
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Entrepreneurship Gala - summary of the project
Honoring the most active schools companies and institutions
involved in the program.
Handing awards to the winners of the Competition on Best
Reportage of „Entrepreneurship day".
Thanks to the sponsors of the project.
With the implementation of
our programs we use modern
methods of information
management, and data:
▲ continuously updating
information on the website,
▲ access to materials and a
teaching tool on encrypted
pages
▲ ongoing consultations within
the selected programs.
www.junior.org.pl
Thank you for you attention
Andrzej Pierchała – programs co-ordinator
Junior Achievement Foundation
02-504 Warszawa, ul. Kielecka 1/1
tel. (22) 845 08 76, fax (22) 899 29 86
www.junior.org.pl
Fundacja Młodzieżowej
Przedsiębiorczości
Junior Achievement Foundation