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1000 JUNIOR ENTERPRISES FOR THE WORLD

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Supporting a workshop for disabled children

By jeeurope1000_admin / July 4, 2020

Crisol from Argentine delivered a project for "Piedra Libre", a young business focused on the development of young disabled children....

Market study for an online learning platform

By jeeurope1000_admin / June 3, 2020

TBS Junior Enterprise is a marketing consulting firm implemented in Tunis Business School in Tunisia, and founded on the 8th...

Business Plan for a social Start Up

By jeeurope1000_admin / May 28, 2020

TFCoop (www.tfcoop.org) is a platform that connects students, organisations, universities and other players in order to co-develop projects with real impact...

Market research for a startup

By jeeurope1000_admin / May 27, 2020

Today, more than ever, we need to recognise the economic potential of the young entrepreneurs and innovators to create millions...

Trading platform for local farmers and producers

By jeeurope1000_admin / May 12, 2020

On behalf of JEDI, our team, composed by Arnau Cinca, Rita Geleta and Alberto López, is currently developing a platform...

Website for Carthage Health Foundation

By jeeurope1000_admin / May 8, 2020

#Na7miwhom is an initiative launched by Carthage Health Foundation and led by young Tunisian doctors. It aims to supply hospitals...

Action plan for humanitarian institution

By jeeurope1000_admin / May 7, 2020

Cruz Vermelha Portuguesa is an humanitarian international institution created to maintain peace, ensure the respect for the human dignity and...

Communication Plan and Sponsorship System for a Startup

By jeeurope1000_admin / April 23, 2020

AngersShopping.com is the first 100% Local and 100% free merchant site so that merchants in the city of Angers (the...

A Junior Enterprise is a non-profit organisation, formed and managed exclusively by university students, which provides services for companies, institutions, and individuals.

Junior Enterprises are similar to real companies, with the main goal of enhancing the learning of their members through practical experiences.

It is about enhancing the opportunities for students to foster their knowledge and skills. There are many benefits for students, however, it can be classified in 5 main goals:

1

To promote the learning by doing philosophy
Students learn how to strategically manage and develop a company by working in their JE.

2

To encourage a business education approach
The learnings from classes are put into practice, through hands-on projects.

3

To develop entrepreneurial skills
Recognizing opportunities, planning, implementing and generating results – JEs are a lab to develop skills.

4

To enhance students’ employability
Junior Enterprises form committed and skilled students, enhancing their employability rate up to 20 percentage points.

5

To foster social and economic growth
Fostering growth in the local SMEs and creating more businesses (2x more propensity), students learn and deliver concrete results.

The goal is

1000 Junior Enterprises doing projects pro bono.

The epidemic crisis in 2020 is impacting the world economy. Now Junior Enterprises have the opportunity to give back, helping the SMEs to innovate in the new societal paradigm. From reorganising human resources to understanding new consumption habits. It’s time to be bold. And kind.

Junior Entreprise EPFL, Switzerland

The responsible, inspirational and sustainable change makers.

A Junior Enterprise is a non profit organisation run by University students.

There are over 1300 Junior Enterprises worldwide, that make a network of over 50 000 students with the power of changing the world. Now is the time to use that power. The goal is to reach 1000 Junior Enterprises that did at least one project for free for an SME that is being affected by the economic crisis caused by COVID-19.

Need help in your company? Want to help others?
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1000@juniorenterprises.eu