15 September 2026
Nadiia Omelchenko, founder of an Educational Initiatives Foundation, has become a patron of the MBA Kids International project.
Her contribution helps make high-quality business education more accessible to teenagers who possess the aptitude and motivation to grow. This support enables them to acquire practical knowledge, work on their own ideas, and take their first steps into entrepreneurship—regardless of their family’s financial situation. It serves as another tangible way to support education and provide young people with greater opportunities for development.
The school works with children and teenagers, teaching them the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, finance, and management. A significant portion of the curriculum is dedicated to practical application—ranging from developing personal ideas to creating and growing actual projects. Participants also learn to work in teams, present their solutions, plan resources, and gain a better understanding of how real-world business processes function. This format allows students not only to acquire new knowledge but also to apply it practically while still in school.
The scholarship program is designed for students in grades 7–11. Recipients are awarded a grant that covers 100% of the cost of the Year-Long Entrepreneurship Program. For the participants, this is an opportunity to gain practical business knowledge and explore entrepreneurship while still in school.
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