Entrepreneurship Course for High School Students

The Entrepreneurship Course for High School Students curriculum package provides an excellent introduction to entrepreneurship for high school students. These books have been used by students ages 12 and up, but are best suited for most students ages 14 and up.

The Entrepreneurship Course for High School Students package includes one each of the following titles:

Uncle Eric Talks About Personal, Career and Financial Security and
A Bluestocking Guide: Building a Personal Model for Success. These two titles provide a model for better achieving success and financial security, as well as the basics of entrepreneurship.
Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? and
A Bluestocking Guide: Economics. These two titles provide the basics of economics, and is essential knowledge for anyone who wants to successfully run a business.
Whatever Happened to Justice? and
A Bluestocking Guide: Justice. These two titles provide the basics of our legal climate and how law affects business and financial decisions--essential knowledge for anyone running a business.
The Clipper Ship Strategy and
A Bluestocking Guide: Applying The Clipper Ship Strategy. These two titles provide the application of economic and legal principles to achieve business and financial success

It is also highly recommended that if freshman students have not already read Capitalism for Kids that they do so. Note: Capitalism for Kids is not included in the package price for this Entrepreneurship Course for High School Students; it must be purchased separately.