1. Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE):

NFTE offers entrepreneurship education programs in high schools across the United States, focusing on developing business skills and fostering entrepreneurial mindsets.

 YEA! is a year-long program that guides high school students through the process of starting and launching their own businesses. It provides mentorship, resources, and funding opportunities.

DECA is a global organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs and offers various entrepreneurship programs for high school students. DECA provides real-world business challenges and opportunities to network with professionals.

StartUp Teens is a German-based program that offers entrepreneurship education, coaching, and networking opportunities to empower young entrepreneurs in high school.

JA is a global organization that offers various entrepreneurship programs for high school students, including JA Company Program and JA Be Entrepreneurial. These programs provide hands-on experience in running a business.

 NFTE offers entrepreneurship programs in high schools worldwide, aiming to empower students from low-income communities to develop entrepreneurial skills and mindset.

BizWorld is an entrepreneurship education program that offers hands-on experiences to high school students, teaching them the fundamentals of starting and running a business through interactive activities and real-world simulations.

VEI is an in-school entrepreneurship program that allows students to create and run their own simulated businesses, gaining real-world experiences in areas such as marketing, finance, and management,

BPA is a student organization that focuses on developing leadership, technical, and business skills. It offers a range of competitions, conferences, and leadership development opportunities.

FBLA is one of the largest student organizations focussed on business leadership. It offers a range of competitive events, leadership opportunities, and networking experiences for high school students.