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Future Business Leaders of America

From Heidi Coghlan, for About.com

Focus and Goals:

Children in the Future Business Leaders of America learn about entrepreneurial and business enterprises, begin to develop money management skills, participate in service projects, and grow in character and confidence.

Age Levels:

  • Middle Level for middle school / junior high school students
  • High School Level for high school students

Costs:

National dues are $6 for high school students and $4 for middle school students.

Activities:

Future Business Leaders of America offers numerous related educational opportunities including:

  • Virtual Business Management from Knowledge Matters: Children operate their own company through a virtual simulation.

  • Stock Market Game

  • March of Dimes Service Learning Curriculum: Children learn about all aspects of developing and managing service projects.

  • and more . . .

Competitive Events:

Students test their business and leadership skills against other Future Business Leaders members.

To Join Future Business Leaders of America:

Check at your child's school for a chapter or check the Future Business Leaders of America Web site for your state chapter.

Why Future Business Leaders of America:

The Future Business Leaders program focuses on preparing children to enter the American business world and to be successful. Children will learn through a variety of curriculum, projects and simulations. If you have a child who is showing an interest in business, Future Business Leaders of America is a good choice to strengthen her skills and interest and help her prepare for a successful future.

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