Entrepreneurial High School Curriculum Available For Young Business Students Did you know that most children don't get any business education until they go to college? Some might say that's far too late to start nurturing their entrepreneurial mindset! Business coach and entrepreneur Fijeh Aadum is trying to change this - her latest program plans to bring business education to younger generations and provide them with the skills to thrive in the real world. Ms. Aadum and her team are on a 5-year mission to help 100 high schools, colleges, and universities to launch The Founder's Program and introduce your students to entrepreneurial education and better prepare them for their future. Business is the most studied bachelor’s degree in the U.S., however, for most students, this is the first time that they will have undergone formal business and entrepreneurial education. After teaching for more than a decade, Fijeh began to wonder why early schooling did not prepare students and is now working to bring this education to younger pupils. The new program provides a hands- on, intensive curriculum backed up with both theoretical and practical training to produce a class of well- rounded business graduates. As well as formal education and practical skills, your students would also have access to mentoring from top executives from a range of different industries, to get real-life advice and work experience. Fijeh also runs an online school, the Spartan Academy, which aims to equip students of all ages with employable skills and build a community of professionals by providing them with exclusive access to educational content, learning tools, coaching, and mentorships from experts in the field. Another of Ms. Aadum’s many ground-breaking initiatives is Endevvr, a virtual program that helps high school students start their own companies.  The program was created at the University of Pennsylvania and has spread to include a wide network of institutions and mentors including Harvard Business School. It involves a hands-on teaching method, requiring students to build a real company rather than sitting in a classroom. Fijeh Aadum has been a teacher and coach for many years, starting businesses across three continents and working with high-profile companies and brands to increase their profits and streamline their business models. A satisfied customer said that “I look forward to her coaching sessions because she shares issues that have long-lasting implications. Her practical ideas are wholistic as they impact every area of life, goal-setting, resilience.” Go to https://fijehaadum.com for more information.