A nonprofit organization founded by high school students is revolutionizing teen education by offering free virtual business courses for 8–14-year-olds. This initiative fills critical gaps in K-12 education and fosters entrepreneurial thinking and financial literacy among the next generation.
Entrepreneurship
Why 8-14 Years is the Golden Age for Business Education
While most children focus on traditional academics, introducing business education to youth aged 8-14 can ignite entrepreneurship and prepare them for diverse future opportunities.
Business Education for Teens: Why Early Exposure to Entrepreneurship Matters
A nonprofit organization, SkillSpring Foundation, is bridging gaps in K12 education by offering free virtual business courses to youth aged 8-14. Learn why cultivating entrepreneurial thinking early can empower teenagers for future success.
Empowering Tomorrow’s Business Leaders: Why Ages 8-14 Are Key
While most children focus on traditional subjects, introducing business education to youth aged 8-14 can unlock entrepreneurial potential early. Free virtual courses open doors to a brighter future.
