NFTE Global Network

Youth entrepreneurship, delivered in

32 countries

A global network igniting the entrepreneurial mindset with unique learning experiences that empower students to own their futures.

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Find Your Fit
See The Journey

Tier 1 - Curriculum Delivery

License Partner

Organizations that implement a NFTE Program Journey, delivering curriculum directly to students — automatically included in the Global Innovation Network.

NFTE Program Journey
Educator Training
GIN Auto-Included
Funding Preference
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Tier 2 - Peer Network

Network Member

Like-minded organizations across the globe that gather to advance youth entrepreneurship education through shared learning, quarterly calls, and competitions.

Quarterly GIN Calls
WSI & WYEC
Joint Funding
Program collaboration
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WSI: World Series of Innovation — Sept–Nov, ages 5–24
WYEC: NYC, Nov 16–19 2026 · $10,000 prize pool

Are You a Student?

Compete in WSI or the World Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

Compete September–November (WSI) or travel to NYC in November 2026 (WYEC). Cash prizes, global recognition.

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Step 1 of 9

Outreach

NFTE or a prospective collaborator initiates contact. An introductory call shares an overview of the global licensing model, the NFTE Program Journey, and GIN membership.

Step 2 of 9

Cultivation

Deeper discovery sessions assess organizational fit, capacity, and market context. The organization shares student demographics, staff bandwidth, and funding landscape.

Step 3 of 9

Mutual Exploration

Both organizations examine strengths, structure, and goals. Shared values and readiness to move forward are confirmed together.

Step 4 of 9

Agreement

A membership or license agreement is negotiated and executed — covering program access, fee structure, reporting requirements, brand usage, and renewal conditions.

Step 5 of 9

Onboarding

The organization is assigned an NFTE Global Programs point of contact. Program materials, branding assets, and digital platforms are provisioned.

Step 6 of 9

NFTE University Training

19 hrs virtual program management training, then 2–3 day co-facilitated in-person NFTE University covering curriculum delivery, student coaching, and assessment.

Step 7 of 9

Implementation

The organization launches programs with students, implementing NFTE lessons and planning volunteer involvement — coaching, guest speakers, judges — with NFTE team support.

Step 8 of 9

Annual Review

A joint review of year-end performance data. Successes and challenges assessed, renewal discussed, and scope adjustments made as needed.

Step 9 of 9

Ongoing Collaboration

Continued support, PD, peer network access via GIN quarterly calls, joint funding opportunities, and potential expansion to new sites or cohorts.

Partners & Members Across

32 Countries

15 License Partners · 22 Network Members
Advancing Youth Entrepreneurship Worldwide.

Aflatoun

Netherlands

Network Member

Unistream

Israel

Licensed Partner

Pinewood American International School

Greece

Licensed Partner

NFTE Deutschland

Germany

Network Member

Halogen

Singapore

Licensed Partner

Foroige

Ireland

Licensed Partner

Far Eastern University

Philippines

Network Member

ENpower

India

Network Member

Career Link

Japan

Licensed Partner

Beaconhouse Schools

Pakistan

Licensed Partner

Are You a Student?

Compete in WSI or the World Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge

Compete September–November (WSI) or travel to NYC in November 2026 (WYEC). Cash prizes, global recognition.

Learn About WSI & WYEC

Are you a student?

Click Here to Learn About WSI

Global Innovation Network Quiz

Not sure which tier of the GIN your organization fits best? Take this quick quiz and find out!

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What best describes your organization?

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What is your primary goal with NFTE?