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2nd last week of registration. On This CBE fall break. Give your kids pride of ownership. Your kids come up with their own inventions and then sell it back to the community for real cash that they get to keep. During the camp we work on the essential pillars of entrepreneurship that with support growth in character and ability. These values are honesty, resilience, discipline, manners, focus, leadership, goal setting, viewing opportunity and the gift that failure gives us. The dates for this 5 day camp is: Nov 8th and 9th Nov 10th (no camp) Nov 11th- 13th The hours are 9 am to 4 pm except on the last day the 13th it's from 9 am to 7 pm as that's when the kids get to sell their items back to the community. The sale starts at 3 pm on the 13th. If your child is not attending please stop by and give the kids a chance to give you a pitch. There is one rule though you must say no at least one time to allow the kids to handle a rejection. They will be trained and ready for that "NO". www.MiniTitans.ca Follow us at Mini Titans

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Is college a waste of time and potential? 🎓 Nick Linck, Founder of The Residency, is challenging the status quo on education. The Residency is a home for ambitious college students where they can build, be mentored, and get funded. Think of it like a residential accelerator for college age entrepreneurs. With the residency, Nick plans to maximize the potential of college students around the world. This episode is all about rethinking education for entrepreneurs and unlocking possibilities beyond the traditional classroom.  Click here to watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/dP_gEbE2

Insight of the Week: Low-fee private school (LFPS) proprietors are dedicated social entrepreneurs who strongly believe in the importance of education and want to ensure all children are able to access quality schooling. Watch our Rising Schools Program alumnus, Latifa, interview her LFPS proprietor, Joseph Acquaye, about the challenges faced in running his school and how he stays motivated. Read more here: https://heyor.ca/MejBvX

Came across this forgettable photo from final year. I never thought this photo would see the light of day. So why share it? Us and a couple lads from uni celebrating our graduation. It was official—we were qualified and leaving the safety of education for the real world. Little did we know, this moment marked the early spark of what would become 55 Online. Hard to believe this was over a year ago. From uni mates to co-founders, 55 is still kicking around. Follow us for more updates and some unforgettable photos like this one! #TBT #Throwback #GraduationMemories #55OnlineOrigins #FromGraduatesToFounders #EntrepreneurLife #SmallBusinessJourney #CreativeBusiness #StartupStory

Lauren Barack with K-12 Dive put together some insights from the field to answer a really important question: When teaching entrepreneurship, where should educators start? I was honored to contribute my thoughts based on experiences around CAPS Network. What additional guidance would you add?

Join Jackie Spainhower for an inspiring journey through the innovative educational and community development initiatives showcased in our latest CEC Monthly Exchange webinar. 🔹 About the Webinar: In this session, Dr. Sandy Steggall, Lucas Delameter, and students from Plattsburgh share the transformative story of "Tigers on Main," a student-operated retail store. This initiative not only revolutionizes the learning experience by instilling entrepreneurial skills in students but also significantly contributes to local economic development. 🔹 Highlights Include: - The origins and evolution of the Tigers on Main store. - Real-world skills and business management experience gained by students. - The impact on the community and the integration of school projects with local business needs. 🔹 Why Watch? - Educators and Administrators: Gain valuable insights into how practical business education can be seamlessly integrated into school curriculums. - Community Leaders and Entrepreneurs: Explore the potential of educational partnerships to boost local economies and engage youth. - Students and Parents: See firsthand the benefits of immersive learning experiences that prepare students for real-world challenges. Don’t miss out on this compelling story of growth, community engagement, and student empowerment. Watch the full recording to get inspired and learn how similar models can be implemented in your community! https://lnkd.in/gSE4c9Rg

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🚨Our Founder is in demand! CEO Michael Black has gone on a media spree with 3AW Melbourne, The Indian Sun, and more! Read more in our blog post and discover his exclusive insights on the tutoring and franchise industries! Michael Black #franchise #SuccessTutoring #franchiseopportunity #tutoringfranchise

ARE YOU BUILDING THE BUSINESS MINDSET OF YOUR CHILDREN? Being judges at the first ever Watoto Christian International School children's business fair last September was truly thrilling and inspiring. For TONY HASAHYA and I, business ownership was an added advantage to our judging acumen. We were particularly excited that the administration, headed by Principal Esther Allen Nakamwa would interest children from 3 years and up to start to embrace business skills from childhood. We witnessed commendable skills in production, marketing, negotiation, etc. We introduced business skills to our children two years ago by providing them with startup capital and launching them into the real world. By also involving them in our family business and gradually increasing their responsibilities, we've cultivated their decision-making, risk-taking, and learning abilities. Why is early business education so important? 1️⃣ Encourages out-of-the-box thinking and problem-solving skills. 2️⃣ Teaches the value of money, budgeting, and saving. 3️⃣ Empowers children to take risks and learn from failures. 4️⃣ Equips them with essential skills for future success Could the business struggles we have as adults stem from a lack of early business education? How can we integrate these skills into both our children's upbringing and our own education systems for future business success? Let's inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs! Just imagine the adult entrepreneurs they'll be! #earlychildhoodeducation #entrepreneurship #business #childdevelopment #futureleaders