I am definitely not where I should be today. Instead of sitting with a hunched back over my computer, my fingers frozen from typing out details of my CV and past achievements on the online application forms of major graduate employers, I should be at an event entitled "Young People Starting up in Business".
I am definitely not where I should be today. Instead of sitting with a hunched back over my computer, my fingers frozen from typing out details of my CV and past achievements on the online application forms of major graduate employers, I should be at an event entitled "Young People Starting up in Business".
On Tuesday, I read on HeraldScotland that the Prince’s Scottish Youth Business Trust is in the fortunate position of increasing the money kept in the pot for young people looking to start up or expand their business. As part of Glasgow for Business Week, PSYBT is holding a session for young people interested in creating a reality out of an idea.
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