Going Solo Curriculum

March 27, 2015

Going Solo is a complete package for guiding aspiring entrepreneurs into the world of business ownership. The materials are flexible and the adaptable design can be customized for virtually any setting. The program targets high school youth and is very hands-on, including using a computer game to provide a more realistic experience.

The Going Solo: Career Education Handout provides more information about the curriculum. Ordering and subscription information for the curriculum, which was developed by University of Illinois Extension, is at http://www.goingsoloweb.com/.

 
 

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