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Can you help young people realise their ambitions?
Young Enterprise North East ia a business education charity which delivers enterprise education to the region’s future work force, and they are looking for help from North East businesses.
Their programmes are designed to increase the “can do” attitude in young people and to raise their aspirations and ambitions. YENE needs volunteers to participate in short class-based activities at schools near their own homes or workplaces. Anyone who wants to engage with young people and use their skills and life experiences to bring YENE’s programmes to life is urged to get in touch with the charity.
For more details of an opportunity near you contact Sally Kevan on 0191 495 9500 or email sally.kevan@yene.org.uk for more information.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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