Tech for Good
Summer Internship Programme
Are you looking to enhance your digital and technical skills and make a difference in the world?
Our Tech for Good summer internship programmme is here!
You’ll gain hands-on work experience while helping BAMER-LED non-profits with their digital and technical issues by building new websites or revamping existing ones. You will also have access to networking opportunities and mentorship guidance from experienced tech professionals at Engineers Without Borders UK.
The programme will run from July to August, and more details will be available soon. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to make a difference while enhancing your skills!
Bonsaï Money
– Spend, Save, Sow, Share
Giving a new generation the tools to grow in financial literacy, Podcasts, videos, interviews & more!📱
📖 The nickname ‘money tree’ actually comes from an ancient Chinese story, in which a poverty-stricken farmer prays for wealth but instead comes across a single Pachira aquatica plant. Impressed by its beauty, he plants more for others to see – and soon becomes one of the wealthiest men in the area by selling them!🤩💸
We chose the name Bonsaï because, literally translated, it means ‘planted in a container’ – we like to think it’s a great analogy for starting a small business🤯 So, if you’re interested in branching out (sorry) and expanding your financial knowledge, follow us! We have some great content coming soon, ranging from tips & tricks to podcasts, panels and more🥳
Hello from BonsaïBriefs 👋
BonsaïBriefs is a UK-based podcast by Money4YOU, giving young people the tools to grow in financial literacy.
Our daily, one minute finance tips are designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to manage your money well, make informed financial decisions and engage in entrepreneurship. BonsaïBriefs is available on all podcast platforms.
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This podcast is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute any form of financial or investment advice or recommendation. We advise you to seek professional financial advice before making any such decisions.
Our Story
Money4YOUTH is one of the most progressive discovery platforms for young people within the 9 – 25 year age range. The initiative is our ‘pride of place’ programme, founded originally in 2014.
Money4YOUTH tackles inequality by teaching you how to be a great steward of your personal finances. It’s an exciting opportunity to harness your potential for greater achievement.
Marginalised individuals and communities can thrive, we know that – but only if they have access to financial management education and the confidence to engage in entrepreneurship.
How do we do it?
“Let me do what I want to do!”
Money4YOUTH is a broad church, training Parents, Educators, Children, Young People in disadvantaged communities for FREE, all around the world.
In particular, we want to create opportunities for aspiring Black, Asian, Multi-Ethnic and Refugee individuals who have innovative ideas and fresh perspectives.
Because when they do, that’s when we get to work!
We coordinate a range of learning and development activities involving administration, e-learning, management training as well as budget tracking and analysis skills.
So if you are a parent, teacher, a young person or even a government official and keen to join one of the most progressive and high profile youth development programmes around – we know you will thrive in our environment and we look forward to hearing from you. Money4YOUTH is both a civics lesson and a life chance worth taking.
Find out more about Booking a Course
If you’re undecided, why not listen to any one of our 365 ‘Bite-sized Finance Tips’, one minute audio visual financial tip-bits with solid financial pointers on how to make the most of your money. Coming soon!
Particularly useful in the hands of a confident educator, this digital content helps to embed a culture of financial literacy making it more readily available to those who need it most.
Covering Uses of money, How to start a business, Principles of stewardship and more.
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The Young Entrepreneurs Club
When there are very few entry points for a discussion about money for young people
Along with the over-arching assumption that kids are irresponsible and incapable of discussing the subject of money, you have before you the ingredients for a social tragedy.
The notion of the disinterested youth is challenged in the Young Entrepreneurs Club. Simply put, young people are starved of opportunities to discuss this monumental life subject and in our experience respond constructively when offered the opportunity to do so.
These Clubs aim to support young people in building potential, because taking action in response to the subject of money should be preceded by learning about its effect in the world around us.
We run a number of independent clubs in countries around the world, fast and flexible, these Clubs work hard at the point of need with five very real and specific ambitions to:
- To provide a platform for its members to save.
- To provide an opportunity for members to borrow.
- To promote networking.
- To allow members to share business ideas.
- To share investment opportunities.
Members receive training and support annually. Particularly suitable to run as a Business Club for Women. Learn more about how you can set up a Club up in your country today.
