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Réseau des carrefours jeunesse-emploi du Québec
Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge
Entrepreneurship Awareness and Promotion Officers (EAPO)
Cooperative Entrepreneurship Awareness and Promotion Officers (CEAPO)
Community Table & CEDEC’s
Question & Answer period
The Carrefours jeunesse-The Carrefours jeunesse-emploiemploi
The mission: To Foster the personal, professional, social and
economic autonomy of young adults between 16-35 years of age.
Employment centers provide free socio professional services to youth
Multitude of projects for youth
Projects meet the needs of youth in the community
Types of clientele: drop-outs, on social assistance, young parents,
immigrants, visible minorities, anglophones
110 Carrefour's across Quebec.
Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge Shaping My Future My WayShaping My Future My Way
Launched in April 2004 by the Prime Minister of Québec; for 3 years
Extended for 2 years in March 2007
Extended for 5 years 2009-2014
Coordinated by the Youth secretariat
Entrepreneurship Awareness & Promotions Officers
Multitude of Partners
Youth Entrepreneurship Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge Challenge
Shaping My Future My WayShaping My Future My WayWhy do we need a Government strategy
to develop en entrepreneurial culture
Changing economic landscape of Quebec
Youth needed to be trained
Gather partners of Québec’s entrepreneurship network
Strategy
The measure is based on three main axes:
Intensify the development of an entrepreneurial culture Create a favourable environment amongst young
entrepreneurs Initiate youth to the realities of global entrepreneurship 38 million invested over five years to intensity the
development of the entrepreneurial culture in Québec (ASEJ)
Youth Entrepreneurship Youth Entrepreneurship ChallengeChallenge
Entrepreneurship Awareness Entrepreneurship Awareness & Promotion Officer& Promotion Officerss
The pinnacle of the Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge
100 officers across Québec
Mandate Schools Community
Key ressources
Bring stakeholders together
Provide valuable information
Are agents of change
Majority of Officers, are under 30
examplesexamples
Projet Si petits et si vaillants Done by children in 2nd grade with learning
difficulties. Create a worm composting project Won many entrepreneurship prizes
CONCRET ACTIONSCONCRET ACTIONS
examplesexamples
Entrepreneurship Camp in the Laurentiens 3rd edition summer 2009 For youth 14 to 16 years Many activities in entrepreneurship
sensitization
CONCRET ACTIONSCONCRET ACTIONS
ExamplesExamples
Jean Treprends Developed by an Officer in
Saguenay For elementary students Created to developed
entrepreneurial qualities Distributed across Québec
CONCRET ACTIONSCONCRET ACTIONS
ExamplesExamples
National Entrepreneurship Day 4th edition will be held on November 16th Activities are being organized across
Québec in partnership with many entrepreneurship partners and the education community
Get Entrepreneurial Ralley Local, regional and national media coverage Tatiana Londono.
CONCRET ACTIONSCONCRET ACTIONS
Entrepreneurship Awareness Entrepreneurship Awareness & Promotion Officer& Promotion Officerss
Context:
• Densely populated, ethnically and economically diverse neighbourhood just west of Montreal’s downtown core;
Main actions:
• Meetings with teachers and principals to help create and stimulate entrepreneurial projects,
• Youth groups in a community setting (support)
• Motivating marginalized underprivileged youths trying to finish High School outside the school system
• Engaging youth in a regional business creation competition (Student Stock Exchange) – Project enables youth to showcase their unique talents and prove to themselves that they have what it takes to succeed and run a project from start to finish;
Entrepreneurship Awareness Entrepreneurship Awareness & Promotion Officer& Promotion Officerss
Concrete Actions:
Young Leadership group, age 14 to17, in a by youth/for youth approach to foster active citizenship involvement such as the creation of neighbourhood events for youths to be heard;
• Introducing role models to youth by organizing dynamic interactive events
• Engage youths and young adults to be savvy customers and active citizens (to buy is to vote approach) through workshops and participating to local, regional and provincial events;
Meet with young entrepreneurs who are developing a business or project idea.
Strategic position of Community TableStrategic position of Community Table
•Broker between community and government at all levels
• Influence on government policies and programs in dealing with community challenges
•Well-situated to enhance linguistic majority-minority relations with the Quebec government (including organizations funded by the Quebec government) by directly influencing programs and policy.
•Community Table Secretariat and 11 CEDEC offices form one entity, working together to achieve results for the betterment of Quebec’s English Linguistic Minority Community.
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Role of the volunteer-driven Community Economic Development and Employability Committee (CEDEC)
The CEDEC promotes and supports community economic development and entrepreneurship through a Community Capacity Building (CCB) process by Local Action Groups.
The CEDEC facilitates discussion, and provides opportunities for community members and local action groups to realize a vision and develop their ideas. This includes building local capacity by encouraging and teaching people how to continue this participatory process themselves.
The CEDEC provides strategic information and identifies appropriate resources to advance community plans.
The CEDEC is sensitizing the community to opportunities through entrepreneurship.
The CEDEC builds networks to share Information and develops partnerships to benefit the English-speaking community locally and throughout Quebec.
The CEDEC motivates the community by recognizing and promoting community successes!
The CEDEC mobilizes community, providing support to organize and gather around common goals.
The CEDEC mentors community members (including our youth) by working with them to identify assets, challenges and opportunities in their communities.
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•Dynamic partnership with Secrétariat à la jeunesse and Réseau des carrefours jeunesse-emploi du Québec, (RCJEQ)
•Increased young English speakers’ access to information and activities happening on National Entrepreneurship Day.
•Community Table is a member of the RCJEQ’s National Planning Committee for National Entrepreneurship Day.
National Entrepreneurship National Entrepreneurship DayDay
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National Entrepreneurship National Entrepreneurship DayDay
National Entrepreneurship Day, aimed at promoting entrepreneurial learning among youth, was celebrated throughout Quebec via videoconferencing technology. •Partners in this event were:
•The Réseau des carrefours jeunesse-emploi du Québec•Entrepreneurial Promotion and Awareness Agents (Défi de l'entrepreneuriat), •Ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport (GOAL Consultants), •Community Table and CEDECs, and•Community Learning Centres
250 Students from seven English High-
Schools (four different School Boards)
participated in National Entrepreneurship Day.
Thank youThank you
Katherine Korakakis
Provincial Coordinator for Youth Entrepreneurship (Anglophone sector)
514-393-9188 ext: 208
For further information:
www.cjereseau.org
www.get-entrepreneurial.com
www.buildingcommunities.ca