Youth Advance program to assist SA teenagers without jobs in launching enterprises

Applications for Youth Advance, an entrepreneurship development program for young people without jobs in the Gauteng province of South Africa, are now being accepted by King Price in collaboration with Primestars, the YouthStart Foundation, and Seed Academy.

The program, which is intended to assist aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage business owners in starting, strengthening, and expanding sustainable firms, is open to South Africans between the ages of 18 and 35.

It provides business development, financial literacy, coaching, mentoring, pitch preparation, and useful tools to help young entrepreneurs become more prepared for the workforce. Young individuals who are unemployed, underemployed, operating an unofficial business, or running a firm that is less than two years old are eligible to apply.

Businesses or company concepts in sectors like financial services, insurance, real estate, construction, digital services, and the green economy will receive priority. Applications are open here.