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Youth Economy Agency Launches Mentorship Programme

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The Youth Economy Agency has formally launched its Mentorship Programme with the goal of developing the holistic entrepreneur.

Intended to provide young Saint Lucians with a special economic space to turn hobbies into entrepreneurship, and skills into business, the agency aims to carve out a unique space in the general economic system for youth entrepreneurship and business growth.

Further to its mission, YEA will conduct a six-month mentorship programme to support approximately 100 entrepreneurs between the ages of 15 and 35.

Twenty mentors with expertise and practical experience in a number of areas will meet with young entrepreneurs on a weekly basis to provide guidance, support, and practical solutions to promote a new category of indigenous business.

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SOURCE: Youth Economy Agency

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  1. This is amazing. A step in the right direction. The next step is to help the secondary school age youth to learn trades, skills and technology that will help them earn a good income to support themselves and families. Those who choose to leave St.Lucia will be equipped with marketable skills.

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