The Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge, powered by the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), is an eight-month-long series of business plan-and-pitch competitions that take place at the local, regional, and national levels, culminating in a high-stakes national championship in New York City. Every year, thousands of students compete for the chance to win the championship title.NFTE has...
Educators, employers, and young people have historically seen the four-year degree as the primary pathway to access a quality career. Degrees deliver great value for some, but for young people who are unable to afford or complete a degree, there are very few viable alternatives. Enter the SyncUp Colorado Challenge, which works to create viable, affordable, alternative pathways to high-quality...
Every fall, the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) launches a new set of challenges in the NFTE World Series of Innovation (WSI). And every fall, Skild is proud to partner with them on their mission. This year is no exception.
After partnering with CAES on numerous challenges, Skild is proud to announce that we’ve joined forces once again — this time on the CAES Pathways to INL Net Zero challenge.
For the fifth consecutive year, Skild has partnered with GENIUS NY, the world’s largest accelerator program for unmanned systems, IoT, and big data. The program is funded by Empire State Development and administered at CenterState CEO’s Tech Garden incubator in Syracuse, New York. Five finalists are selected for the year-long program and receive $3M in funding.
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Once again, Skild is thrilled to partner on the Elsevier-ISES Renewal Transformation Challenge. Now in its third iteration, this challenge recognizes and honors outstanding work encouraging progress furthering ISES’ vision of a world powered by 100% renewable energy. This vision requires a global transformation of our energy systems to efficient and affordable renewable energy sources.
The Catalyze Challenge offers grants of up to $500,000 to design, pilot, and expand innovative solutions that support students in accessing economic opportunity through career-integrated learning.
