TEENS IN BUSINESS

At SA Teen Entrepreneur we believe that “Big Dreams Start Young”.

If you believe that too, then tell us your teen business and get some extra exposure for it.

Simply fill in the form and we’ll place your information on our site once it’s been verified.

Teens in Business

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OUR TEENS IN BUSINESS

Click the businesses below to read more.

Vellybeadedbags

My business is called VellyBeadedBags. I create handmade bags using crystal and pearl beads, carefully designed and assembled by hand. Each bag is unique and crafted with attention to detail to give a stylish, elegant, and luxury feel. This business started from my passion for creating beautiful things.

Unvalidated

I’m starting a clothing brand

Student Leadership Accountability Network

Our organisation is focused on Finding our Student leaders and school’s accountability by advocating for change in the way schools elect their RCL and fighting for change, making sure Student voices are heard regardless of gender, age and Sexual identity. We advocate for change at all times

SOLUX

Solux is an innovative company dedicated to providing affordable DIY solar kits designed for educational purposes and rural communities etc . Our mission is to make solar energy accessible to everyone, especially in areas where traditional electricity sources are limited or unavailable.

Sipho sendalo

It's a small and local vegetable selling business. It's all natural farming business

SineWami pty ltd

SineWami is currently a poultry business,we buy chicks and grow them then sell them in the community at a reasonable price