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Z-Corp signs sponsorship agreement with Injaz Oman to support Student Company Programme By: Times News Service Supplied photo Muscat: The Zubair Corporation (Z-Corp) has signed a sponsorship agreement with Injaz Oman to support the ninth edition of the Student Company Programme. Al Zubair M Al Zubair, Vice Chairman, The Zubair Corporation and Khaula bint Hamoud Al Harthy, Executive Director of Injaz Oman signed the agreement. The programme falls within the two institutions' strategies to support education, training and entrepreneurship. Injaz Oman works with students between the ages of 5-24...

FUTURE OF EDUCATION Young Enterprise Scotland’s Festival of Youth Enterprise, held at Hampden Park before the pandemic, encourages the concept of enterprise learning and presents an opportunity to challenge young people in a different way By instilling a ‘can do’ attitude in youngsters who wish to bring their business ideas to fruition, Young Enterprise Scotland (YES) aims to inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs. WHEN asked what drives him, Geoff Leask, the CEO of Young Enterprise Scotland for the past six years, is unequivocal: “Making a difference to the lives of young people...

Budding entrepreneurs from three Scottish high schools are going for growth after showing the power of social media. CityFibre, the Gigabit City builder, is providing additional funds to a trio of businesses which form part of the Young Enterprise Scotland Company Programme. The top prize of £150 has gone to 10 Scent, which consists of nine students from Lochend Community High School, for the exceptional campaign it ran to promote its hand-poured and eco-friendly soy wax melts. CityFibre previously sponsored an entire programme and invested in social media training and a specialist w...

Aberdeen teens win investment in business plan © DC Thomson The pupils from Hazlehead Academy won investment in their business plan. Budding entrepreneurs from an Aberdeen secondary school have received a funding boost as a reward for their business ideas. A group of youngsters from Hazlehead Academy set up an enterprise selling handwash, sanitiser and soaps as part of a project run by Young Enterprise Scotland. The initiative is being supported by CityFibre, which is in the process of installing superfast broadband infrastructure across Aberdeen. The company invested in social media trainin...