Websites for Teenage Entrepreneurs and Kid Owned Businesses

Sample quests from site: Business is slow in our lovely area. Your team has been hired by the Chamber of Commerce to come up with a brochure that...

From site: Our E-Learning program is the largest collection of entrepreneurial training resources available on the internet. The benefits to a small business owner, recent owner, or start-up are...

Entrepreneurship is a free series of podcasts from guest lecturers at Stanford U. with their expert opinions on what it takes to start and run a successful business.  A...

From site: Forget space aliens and race cars -- here's a game that gives kids skills they can use for the rest of their lives. Hot Shot...

Independent Youth Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that educates youth (ages 12-18) on entrepreneurship. The organization focuses on teaching students the fundamentals of business ownership while bringing awareness...

From site: My Own Business, Inc. is a nonprofit organization committed to helping people succeed in business. The course is presented by successful business owners who point out...

SBA offers free online courses, monthly chat events and newsletters for people starting their own businesses. There is an extensive library of information on planning a business, getting...

High school teacher Greg Fisher created these lesson plan materials to help students learn about economics by starting a business. This semester-long course takes students through the steps of...

From site: Hello everyone out there all over this very real planet! I'm Miss Kiki Shmooz, and today's show is packed airtight as we talk to...

From site: A quiet revolution has been growing in recent years. In THESE KIDS MEAN BUSINES$, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Clarence Page tells the story of young...

From site: The mission of YoungBiz is to empower youth with entrepreneurial, business, and financial skills through innovative education and real-world experience. At YoungBiz, our slogan is: Money made...