October 2008 - May 2009
Three Regional Business Resource Centers conduct business environment studies in Yevlakh, Agdash, and Agstafa Contact person: Rasim Tajeddin
November 2008
Online Registration for Graduate Entrepreneurship Training through IT starts on JAA website. Contact person: Rashad Khanlarov
November 2008
JAA to issue pre-program evaluation results in BTC and Baku Corridor regions Contact person: Hokuma Babayeva.
November 2008 – January 2009
JAA conducts National Management and Economics Competition for 10-11 grade students Contact person: Rashad Khanlarov
November 2008 - May 2009
Student Companies, the youth entrepreneurship project, starts for students Contact person: Seymur Hajiyev
December 2008
Business Ethics training starts for rural entrepreneurs in BTC regions Contact person: Rasim Tajeddin
January 2009
National Skills@Work Challenge starts for vocational schools in 6 regions Contact person: Seymur Hajiyev
February - May 2009
JAA to start "JA Success Skills" which will provide engaging, academically enriching, and experiential-learning sessions in work-readiness education and career perspectives. Contact person: Hokuma Babayeva
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Junior Achievement Azerbaijan Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Mr. James L. Hensley, the outgoing Chairman of JAA Board of Directors, for his invaluable contribution to the organization's successful operation in Azerbaijan over the past six years...
On November 10-11, Junior Achievement On November, 10-11, 2005 one hundred teachers from eleven regions throughout Azerbaijan shared their experiences and expertise in teaching economics at the School Economics Education (SEE) Program's Lead Teacher Conference held by Junior Achievement Azerbaijan (JAA) and Project Harmony (PH). The US Ambassador to Azerbaijan Mr. Reno L. Harnish, Azerbaijan Republic's Minister of Education, Dr. Misir Mardanov, USAID Country Coordinator Mr. James L. Goggin, local and foreign business community and media representatives all participated in the event...
On November 10-11, Junior Achievement Azerbaijan and Project Harmony will conduct the School Economics Education Program Lead Teacher Conference for the teachers involved in JAA economics and business education curriculum. 50 teachers from Baku and 50 teachers from the schools in other regions of Azerbaijan will participate in the two-day event at Grand Hotel Europe. Azerbaijan Republic's Minister of Education, US Ambassador to Azerbaijan, the representatives from international and local businesses and media are invited to take part in the event...
On October 16, 2005, JAA held a competition to test business skills of students for Student Company Program in Zangi Lyceum. 82 students from 31 teams representing 27 schools of Baku and Sumqayit (BMLK, schools # 95, 96, 234, 158, 15 etc.) took part in the testing. 10 teams with scores ranging 155-170 (maximum 200) gained privilege to participate in the next stages of Student Company Program...
As a new step JAA plans to include 50 new schools into the project from the following regions this year. Organization's representatives interviewed teachers from schools in the above-mentioned regions and invited them to summer economics training. In the fall of 2005, JAA had a total of 130 schools in the country. Every year more than 15,000 students take "Applied Economics" classes introduced by JA in Azerbaijani high schools...
On June 17, 2005, JAA organized a ceremony on the occasion of successful participation of Azerbaijani teams in Hewlett Packard Global Business Challenge (HPGBC) international competition in Hyatt Regency Hotel. For five years JAA has been sponsoring teams from Azerbaijan schools to compete in the HPGBC International Competition. Each year JAA organizes a country-wide challenge to prepare for the international competition in which teams from regions around Azerbaijan (Baku, Absheron, Sumqayit, Lankaran and Ismayilli) compete in the “National Applied Economics Competition"...
Junior Achievement uses hands-on experiences to help young people understand the economics of life. In partnership with business and educators, Junior Achievement brings the real world to students, opening their minds to their potential. Junior Achievement's unique approach integrates program materials, training, and support. Junior Achievement is the success bridge between education and business.
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--- Dr. Graham B. Spanier
President
The Pennsylvania
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