Middle school students in Greenwich, Conn., will be able to learn about entrepreneurship this summer thanks to two teen entrepreneurs.
George Weiksner, 17, and Alejandro Rodriguez, 17, will teach a five-week course called "Ideas' to Execution: Intro to Entrepreneurship" at the Greenwich YMCA, the Greenwich Time reports.
"Our mission at the Greenwich YMCA has always been to nurture the potential of every child and teen in our community," a rep says in a press release.
"We are excited to create an environment where middle school children can explore their entrepreneurial spirit and develop essential skills that will serve them well throughout their lives."
Topics for the course, which starts July 12, will include "the entrepreneurial mindset, problem identification, idea formulation, costs and revenue, and creating effective pitches," per the press release.
Students will also have the opportunity to create a business plan and present it to a panel of local business owners.
"Their real-world experiences and relatability will undoubtedly inspire and motivate the young participants," the rep adds.
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