“Learning business by doing business”
“Learning business by doing business”
College Level
JA Company of the Year .
The Mini-Company Program helps young Filipinos appreciate and understand better the role of business in the society by allowing them to organize and operate an actual business enterprise. For a ten-month period 3rd and 4th year students from various colleges organize and operate their own mini-company and go through the different steps involved in setting up and closing a company. These steps include capitalization, registration, corporate visioning, election of directors and officers, research and product development, manufacturing, marketing, maintaining a financial record system, preparing of an annual report, distribution of wages and salaries, dealing with taxes, and eventual liquidation of the company. Since its introduction in 1969, 25,000 students have graduated from the Mini-Company Program.
Senior High School Level
JA Business Skills Pass .
The Business Skills Pass (BSP) is a qualification that certifies that students who have had a real entrepreneurship experience, hold the necessary knowledge, competences and skills to start a venture of their own or be successfully employed.
BSP includes a full-year in-school mini-company experience; an examination of business, economic and financial knowledge: the possibility to access further opportunities offered by small and large businesses, top higher institutions across the Philippines.
Adviser’s Awarding and Recognition.
Advisers will recognized for their invaluable support and contribution for the programs.