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YBA to provide start-up business services to NFTE graduates

Youth Business America and the National Institute for Teaching Entrepreneurship, Inc. (NFTE) will partner to create a peer network for high school and young adult graduates of the NFTE Business Education Program.

About NFTE

NFTE’s programs teach entrepreneurship using its exciting, experiential curriculum. There are versions for middle school, high school, and young adult students, with corresponding reading levels and complexity. NFTEs metric for assesing efficacy has led to a highly successfull program that has generated strong quantitative data for the support of youth entreprenuership initiatives as a positive stimulus on local communities and economy (see Impact page for more details).

Since 1987, NFTE has reached more than 280,000 young people, and currently has programs in 21 states and 12 countries. NFTE has more than 1,500 active Certified Entrepreneurship Teachers, and is continually improving its innovative entrepreneurship curriculum.
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  2. Have business experience to share,
  3. Would like to leverage the mission of your organization,
  4. Or have capacity to support our efforts financially

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From the California Senate Office of Research, you can download this article speaking to the creation of jobs that microenterprises contribute to the economy -

MICROENTERPRISES GIVE CALIFORNIA’S ECONOMY A BOOST
 
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