Discover what entrepreneurship is all about with this winter’s YEP! program, the Youth Entrepreneurship Program. The program kicks off Jan. 31 with classes every Wednesday from 2:30-3:30 at Lincoln County high schools — after class, but before sports and afternoon activities. Learn from expert instructors with world-class curriculum, and participate in a business plan pitch competition in the spring, featuring cash and scholarship prizes for three winning student teams!
Learn more: https://oregoncoast.edu/sharktank/
Oregon Coast Small Business Development Center offers Youth Entrepreneurship Program
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