Our Programs

Entrepreneurship
Bootcamp
The Boss Up Entrepreneurship Program provides a safe, nurturing and productive “out-of-school” program which utilizes and connects public housing needs and at-risk youth and drop-out population in our underserved communities areas. The program aims to provide support services and programming inclusive of: life skills training, anti-violence teen summits, community service projects, leadership development training, college assistance services, work experience, entrepreneurship training and network opportunities. Program performance is assessed through pre/post testing, satisfaction surveys, and school grade reports for those enrolled in school. The goal of this program is for participants to explore entrepreneurship and graduate from high school (or earn GED) with several pathways to becoming a productive citizen.

Timeline: Entrepreneurship Program

NOTE: The following component will utilize students from underserved communities for an in-person program to best serve the needs of the students

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

22

Group Sessions

[Meeting once a week online instruction]

2

Individual Reflection Sessions

6

Overall Sessions LIVE on campus at the headquarter office

(Includes Orientation and College Tour Closeout Ceremony at designated HBCUs)

OUTLINE OF LIVE SESSIONS

MODE OF COMMUNICATION:

Students have access to instruction once a week via online group sessions as well as two check ins (1 on 1) throughout the program in order to manage progress. Students are given feedback from the instructor. Group Sessions are held weekly. Mentorship session to be scheduled at a later date.