Making A Job

Making A Job is a nationally recognized program that takes students from the initial stages of identifying and analyzing potential business opportunities in their own world…school, home, community…through the development of a business plan for a viable entrepreneurial business venture. This experience-based learning program focuses on business creation.  It can be infused into regularly scheduled classes in consumer sciences, social studies, language arts, math, careers/life skills, and vocational training and technology.  The program also can be offered as an after-school experience, a summer camp activity, or a stand-alone course in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial thinking.  The program includes the curriculum, instructor manual, student guide, personal journal, educational standards guide, and online resources.

Website: http://info.makingajob.com/

Training Agendas

• Making A Job Marketing Flyer
• Making A Job Training Agenda

PowerPoints

• Making A Job Training PowerPoint Presentation

Curriculum Materials

• MAJ Curriculum Scope
• Instructor Manual Sample
• Student Guide Sample
• Personal Journal Sample
• Essential Education Standards and Benchmarks Sample

Online Resources

• Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education
• Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
• The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship
• NCEE EntrePrep Summer Institute
  
• YoungBiz
• Youth Entrepreneurship Education Resources