Program Name

These Teens Mean Busines$ Course (Gr. 9-12)

Organization
Program Description

Dual Credits - Course

Looking for a fun and meaning way to spend the summer? In this introductory business class, teens learn what it takes to plan and launch their own social enterprise, or a business created to benefit society by finding solutions to social, cultural or environmental problems. Teens also develop a basic understanding of business principles including management, business finance, marketing, and other foundational business concepts transferable to other subjects. The course concludes with students applying business concepts learned to organizing and launching a 1-day social venture. Teens successfully completing the course will earn 3 college and .5 high school credits!!

Don't miss out on this engaging summer social entrepreneur opportunity for teens!







What will you do?

  • Meet and learn from local entrepreneurs!
  • Design a group-business that uses your talents AND improves society!
  • Interview potential customers to improve your business concept!
  • Open and operate the class business or new event! 



Please visit website for course details.

 

Last Updated:
Last Updated:

Locations:

Madison College: Truax Campus
Contact:

Contact:

Roxie Hentz, PhD
Contact Phone
(608) 298-6949
Quick Details:
Grades/Ages Served:
Grade 9 (ages 14 to 15),
Grade 10 (ages 15 to 16),
Grade 11 (ages 16 to 17),
Grade 12 (ages 17 to 20)
Time of Day Offered:
Partial Day
Time of Year Offered:
Summer
Day(s) of Week Offered:
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
Program Type:
College Exploration and/or Guidance on how to Pay for College,
Leadership Development and Civic Engagement,
Youth Employment / Internships / Apprenticeship
Free Program:
No
Financial Assistance Available:
Yes
Registration Required:
Yes
ADA Accessible Location(s):
Yes
Services for Children with Disabilities:
Yes
Transportation Provided:
No
Bilingual Services:
No