The management and high school students of American Lycetuff at Bahria Town Rawalpindi Campus participated with enthusiasm in an interactive entrepreneurship training session led by Ms. Maimoona Hasnain, CEO of URAAN and Outreach Partner with GEN Pakistan. The session brought together school leaders and young learners to celebrate the spirit of Global Entrepreneurship Week while introducing practical ideas for early enterprise thinking.
The discussion emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship training for students, showing how an entrepreneurial mindset and basic business skills can serve as the foundation for future financial independence. Participants explored simple approaches young people can adopt to develop problem solving, creativity and financial awareness within a school setting.
By linking American Lycetuff’s student community with URAAN and GEN Pakistan, the session reinforced local efforts to nurture youth entrepreneurship in Rawalpindi. School management noted the value of such initiatives in preparing students to consider diverse career paths and to begin building financial independence through skill development and applied learning.
