Sif’s Young Social Entrepreneurs Global Programme

Sif’s Young Social Entrepreneurs Global Programme

The Singapore International Foundation (SIF) believes in equipping, enabling and inspiring young changemakers like you to scale your social enterprises. The Young Social Entrepreneurs (YSE) Global is a six-month programme that inspires, equips, and enables youth of different nationalities to scale up their social enterprises in Singapore and beyond.

Since 2010, YSE Global has nurtured a network of youth with innovative business models focused on social good. Together with established social entrepreneurs, business consultants and investors, we harness the power of ideas, know-how and resources to effect positive change for a better world.

Eligibility Requirements

If you are between the ages of 18 and 35 years old, you are eligible to apply. The YSE Global is open to participants of all nationalities.

Benefits

International Network: Join an international network of changemakers including like-minded individuals, corporates, practitioners, and successful entrepreneurs.

Mentorship Gain: access to industry experts and professionals for mentorship.

Overseas Study: Visit Embark on an overseas study visit to gain insights into social entrepreneurship through capacity-building opportunities to connect, network and learn from key players in the social enterprise landscape.

Grants Start or scale up your social enterprise with funding up to S$20,000.

How to Apply

For more information and job application details, see; Sif’s Young Social Entrepreneurs Global Programme

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