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Nelson students are 2016 teen business champions
A group of students from Nelson College have won The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Company of the Year title.
A group of students from Nelson College have won The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Company of the Year title.
Congratulations to the following YES companies who have been named Regional Champions this month. Each of these companies is a finalist for our supreme award, The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise...
What do the CEO of Kiwibank, the founder of Eat My Lunch and the creator of the Charlie’s Juice empire all have in common? They completed the Young Enterprise Scheme...
Like bees to honey, hobby apiarists around the country are swarming to a new beehive manufacturer in Dunedin.
All I can remember is one day last year looking at the Young Enterprise Website. The girls and I had always wondered about doing some sort of business project/ class...
Above: Just some of the businesses that have been started by YES alumni.
A GISBORNE Girls’ High School group has come up with a way for the hearing-impaired to experience music.
Year 13 pupils at Hastings Boys High School are working on a business project for the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme.
Year 12 pupils at Al-Madinah School in Mangere are working on a business project for the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise scheme. It's the first time the Muslim school has entered.
Kaipara is known as the kumara capital of the country so when Ruawai College students discovered the only kumara chips for sale in their local supermarket were from China, they...
The future business men and women of Dunedin have started brainstorming ideas and setting up companies as part of the Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) E›Day.
Seven companies received money from a fund totalling $121,000. We are very proud that two these companies were developed through The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme (YES).
The students presented their idea as part of the Southland Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme (YES) Enterprise Day, which was held on Thursday at the Invercargill Workingmen's Club.
More than 40 students from Lytton High, Campion College and Gisborne Girls’ High School will take part in the Lion Foundation Youth Enterprise Scheme (YES) when it is launched here tomorrow.
We’ve done YES for many years. It started as an extracurricular programme, but we found students were looking for a subject that was new, different and challenging.
A group of Pakuranga College young entrepreneurs are national champions after winning The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme Company of the Year Award in Wellington.The students created A Brilliant Signature...
The 2015 YES Student Survey shows the specific feedback from students about the difference that completing YES made to their lives.The survey measures both the business skills and the life...
The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Company of the Year: A Brilliant Signature, Pakuranga College Todd Corporation Award for 2nd place: Learnguage, Western Heights High School Todd Corporation Award for 3rd place (joint...
Four Pakuranga College students are national champions after winning The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme Company of the Year Award in Wellington.
The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme team Plutonium have published a children's book called 'The Little Grey Cat and the Shiny Red Balloon'.
We chat to Diana Reid from Hawera High School about how they’re running the YES programme with their special needs students.
Young Enterprise CEO Terry Shubkin profiles some of the contenders for the National Final of The Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme.
When a student told her she was moving to another school so she could study a particular subject, it got Riverton teacher Lynne Grove thinking.
Wendy Lee and Aidan Scott are the 2015 Asia-Pacific champions of the FedEx Express Junior Achievement International Trade Challenge.
For Auckland's economy to grow at an even higher rate, we need to develop our young people, writes Brett O'Riley, chief executive of Auckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development.
With food waste becoming an imminent global issue, students from Kaikorai Valley College are doing their part to minimise food wastage in Otago. Their business, Kaika Energy is a biotechnology social enterprise focused on collecting food waste and turning it into bio-fuel and fertilizer.
"There are lots of great initiatives happening around New Zealand to help regions grow, but there is still a lot that can be done. This was my biggest take away from attending the New Zealand and Australia Economic Development Forum."
Hear Janet Lang's tips & tricks to students and teachers involved with the Young Enterprise Scheme