Youth Entrepreneurship Training: New After-School Programs for Underserved Students.
This Act requires the Small Business Administration (SBA) to develop and implement a curriculum focused on entrepreneurship and inventorship. The program utilizes SCORE volunteers (retired executives) to mentor underrepresented students, including minorities and low-income youth, through community learning centers. The goal is to boost future economic growth by providing essential business skills and improving economic opportunities for disadvantaged children.
Key points
Underrepresented students (minorities, low-income, female) gain access to free business and invention training through existing after-school programs.
Experienced business mentors from the SCORE program will provide practical guidance to students, improving their future career and financial prospects.
The law authorizes $2.5 million annually through 2027 to fund these mentorship and education initiatives.
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