+ Follow TEENPRENEUR CHALLENGE Tag
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After a month-long period of brainstorming, trial and error, and a lot of hard work, our young partici-pants in the Teenpreneur Challenge can finally say that they have what it takes to be major players in the business world.
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High school students competed recently to enhance the livelihood products of budding Gawad Kalinga (GK) entrepreneurs – turning out papier mache gift boxes, healthy peanut butter and scented candles.
The Tabernacle of Faith Christian Academy in San Juan bagged the first prize in the most "improved product category in yesterday’s awarding ceremonies of the "Teenpreneur Challenge" at the SM Mall of Asia.
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Poverty is one of " our country’s " biggest " problems. It’s everywhere, especially here in the big city. There are children selling sampaguita wreaths during gridlock traffic jams, countless beggars, and "rugby boys" taking whiffs of glue to numb hunger pangs. Poverty is such a big problem it’s even in places you don’t see. A peek under some of our bridges would show entire communities living right underneath the rumble of automobiles.
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Several local business organizations are now looking to tap the imagination of the youth so that sustainable livelihood and a culture of self-reliance and productivity will thrive in every Gawad Kalinga (GK) community where poor and landless families have found home.
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After a month-long period of brainstorming, trial and error, and a lot of hard work, our young partici-pants in the Teenpreneur Challenge can finally say that they have what it takes to be major players in the business world.
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High school students competed recently to enhance the livelihood products of budding Gawad Kalinga (GK) entrepreneurs – turning out papier mache gift boxes, healthy peanut butter and scented candles.
The Tabernacle of Faith Christian Academy in San Juan bagged the first prize in the most "improved product category in yesterday’s awarding ceremonies of the "Teenpreneur Challenge" at the SM Mall of Asia.
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Poverty is one of " our country’s " biggest " problems. It’s everywhere, especially here in the big city. There are children selling sampaguita wreaths during gridlock traffic jams, countless beggars, and "rugby boys" taking whiffs of glue to numb hunger pangs. Poverty is such a big problem it’s even in places you don’t see. A peek under some of our bridges would show entire communities living right underneath the rumble of automobiles.
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Several local business organizations are now looking to tap the imagination of the youth so that sustainable livelihood and a culture of self-reliance and productivity will thrive in every Gawad Kalinga (GK) community where poor and landless families have found home.
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