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Applications for YEA Mentor Programme underway

2017-04-12 08:00
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The Macau Youth Entrepreneurship Association (YEA) is calling for applications for this year’s Young Entrepreneur Mentor Programme until the end of May.

The application process started yesterday.

The programme, organised by the association in conjunction with the Economic Services Bureau (DSE), aims to help young local businesspeople launch their start-ups under the mentorship of 10 experienced entrepreneurs.


Macau Youth Entrepreneur Association (YEA) Director William Kuan Vai Lam speaks to reporters about the mentor programme at the Economic Services Bureau (DSE) yesterday. – Photo: Annie Cheung

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