2. Entrepreneurial Mindset and Skills – a Working Solution for Youth Employment and Inclusion in Times of Crisis Changing the way we think and project on our Future 87 % of Teachers recommend this way of teaching to their colleagues Business supports the investment in entrepreneurial and business skills/soft skills and transversal core skills 50 % more start-ups by JA-YE alumni; these start-ups have higher revenues and create more jobs; students show a higher motivation and a greater sense of connection to school and the society; “transformational experience” Entrepreneurship – a new career pathway Changing Education Changing Skills Changing Mindset Changing Lives Changing Futures

3. Public and Private partnersworking together • Train teachers • Involve the business community • Providestudentswith transversal skills • Improveemployability, stimulateentrepreneurship and job creation

4. COMPANY Program in 2011 223,000 students 6636 schools 19282 business volunteers 35 countries

5. START-UP Program in 2011 12545 students 298 institutions 1770 business volunteers

6. 31countries • 24 871 students • 1 865 teachers • 943 business volunteers, advisors and mentors • 1 799 mini-companies • 471 joint-ventures

7. 11countries 6 continents 9 581 students registered 80 056 students reached through local initiatives 127 HP E-mentors 378 ideas submitted

8. Providing solutions in time of crisis • Hugegrassroots network • Strategic focus on being entrepreneurial, initiative-driven; technologically equipped and skilling up our own people • Increasedresources; decreasedcost per student • Focus on growth and quality