Women School of Entrepreneurship facts for kids
| Non Profit | |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Founder | Ranjan Mistry |
| Headquarters | India |
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Key people
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Deepti Kiran, Md. Amanullah, Juhi Smita, Shreya Sharma |
The Women School of Entrepreneurship (WSE) is a special company in India that helps girls and women learn how to become entrepreneurs. It is a non-profit organization, meaning it focuses on helping people rather than making money. WSE teaches women and girls important skills to start and grow their own businesses or projects.
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About the Women School of Entrepreneurship
The Women School of Entrepreneurship (WSE) is a non-profit group that helps girls and women in India become leaders. It teaches them about starting businesses and making a positive impact. WSE works to build strong skills in women and girls, especially those who might not have many chances.
What WSE Does
WSE helps women and girls from different backgrounds. This includes students from schools and colleges, people working in companies, and even those in government jobs. The goal is to help them contribute to society and new businesses. WSE also offers training for leaders who work in social causes.
The main aim is to teach important skills for business and leadership. This helps people create new and lasting solutions for big problems. These solutions can then help many more people.
History of WSE
The Women School of Entrepreneurship was started on March 14, 2020. Ranjan Mistry founded it. His idea was to create a place where girls and women could learn and grow as leaders. He wanted to help them build strong skills for social work and new businesses in India.
Key People Joining WSE
In November 2020, more people joined Ranjan Mistry to help lead WSE. These co-founders were Deepti Kiran, Shreya Sharma, Juhi Smita, and Md. Amanullah. Together, they work to make WSE's goals a reality.
Programs and Fellowships
WSE offers different programs and special fellowships to help women and girls. These programs teach them about starting businesses and becoming leaders.
Learning Programs
WSE has several programs designed to teach different aspects of entrepreneurship:
- Kanyapreneurship
- Herpreneurship
- Didipreneurship
- Girlpreneurship
- WSE Nine Day Program
Special Fellowships
WSE also offers fellowships, which are like special learning opportunities:
- WSE Fellowship
- Womenia Fellowship
- Women Innovation Fellowship
Awareness Campaigns
WSE runs campaigns to spread the word about entrepreneurship and leadership. These campaigns help more people learn about the opportunities available.
Types of Campaigns
- Stri - This program helps women learn about starting their own businesses.
- Antrik - This program teaches about being an "intrapreneur." This means acting like an entrepreneur inside an existing company.
- Sarthi - This program helps people who want to support and enable others to become entrepreneurs.
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