Over 100 ambitious students are taking up the Dragons’ Apprentice Challenge this year across Broxbourne & East Herts for the Community Voluntary Services; 12 different teams will compete over the next few months to increase their £100 start-up cash into as much as possible by mid-December for a number of great causes.
Teens Unite are delighted to have been teamed with “Dragon” Michal Siewniak, Community Development Manager from the Wormley and Turnford Big Local, and a team of enterprising young students from Haileybury Turnford. They have a plan to turn their seed capital in to as much money as they can, and in so doing raise awareness of us and our work in the Community that they and we share.
The Apprentices start their challenge at the end of October where they will be at several local locations offering a car wash for just £5.00. We will keep you posted as to where you can get your car cleaned and the progress that they’re making with their enterprising business ideas.
Thank you to these inspiring young people, and the very best of luck from all at Teens Unite.
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