Tired of Watching Your

Teen Scroll? We Help Them

Build What Matters.

Young Entrepreneurs Workshops (YEW) transforms idle screen time into future-ready skills. We give high school and college students hands-on experience, certifications, and confidence — so parents can stop worrying and start celebrating their child's potential.

Why We Started YEW

We saw a gap: schools teach theory, but the real world demands proof. Students graduate with grades but no portfolio, no network, and no confidence about their future.

YEW was created to change that — turning curiosity into skills, screen time into creation, and ambition into action. Through weekend workshops and our annual Tech Camp, we've helped dozens of teens and young adults discover what they're capable of — and love seeing parents beam with pride when they do.

100+

Students trained in tech and entrepreneurship skills since launch

85%

Created portfolios they've used on college or internship applications

9/10

Parents report improved focus and confidence in their teens

The Right Role Models

Make All the Difference

Our mentors aren't just tech-savvy — they're youth-focused educators and

entrepreneurs who understand how to motivate, challenge, and inspire.

Alex Johnson

Web Design Mentor

Certified Google UX Designer with 7+ years building youth tech programs; passionate about helping students see coding as a creative tool.

Maria Lopez

Graphic Design Mentor

Award-winning designer who's led workshops at local schools; helps teens turn doodles into professional-grade logos and branding.

David Kim

Marketing & Podcasting Mentor

Startup founder and storyteller who teaches students how to craft messages that spread — and how to monetize them.

Want your student to learn from mentors like these?

Reserve a Workshop Seater - Only $35

Safe, Structured, and Supportive by Design

Certified Mentors: Background-checked and trained to work with youth

Low Ratios: Small groups ensure personal attention and mentorship

Secure Venues: Safe check-in/check-out, supervised sessions

Inclusive Culture: Welcoming students of all skill levels and backgrounds

Community Partnerships: Collaborating with local schools and youth programs to broaden access and impact

"I saw my daughter's confidence explode after just two workshops — she's building her own website now and talking about starting a business!"

— Karen R., Parent of 16-year-old

"This was the first time I felt ahead of the curve. I actually have something to put on my LinkedIn, and I'm already freelancing for friends and family."