I would like to wish you a Happy New year and invite to consider supporting the young people involved in Young Enterprise Gibraltar this year.
Find out how Young Enterprise Gibraltar is working to broaden the scope and opportunities for our young people.
If you run a business or are experienced in the various aspects that make a business function, then maybe you can provide some guidance, direction or tips to our young budding entrepreneurs.
We have a broad church of volunteers and we will endeavour to guide you in order to make it impactful for the students and fulfilling for the volunteer.
We have a number of programs planned for the current academic year the flagship of which is the Company Program which is now in its 12th year.
It should not take a lot of your time and provides an opportunity for you to support and guide aspiring entrepreneurs.
The Company Program creates a safe environment for our students to make the mistakes necessary, setting up and developing a business, as part of a learning process and the learning journey through the academic year is the key output. However we do have a competition final gala event in June too.
If you are interested and would like more information please email me on ian.torrilla@youngenterprisegibraltar.com. I will be more than happy to meet up to discuss further what we do.
Thanks & Regards
Ian Torrilla
Development Officer
ian.torrilla@youngenterprisegibraltar.com
Young Enterprise Gibraltar
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