Teentrepreneurship: A New Entrepreneurship Framework For At-Risk Teenagers In South Africa
Abstract
South African youth are facing an employment crisis. The deficient national education system and lack of skills development are two of the major issues which are contributing to a high youth unemployment rate (Morris, 2018). The at-risk teenager communities are predominantly living in poverty amidst various other social ills (Pijoos, 2019). The positive impact that entrepreneurship may have on communities is significant, hence the suggestion that entrepreneurial intervention at an early age can enhance the socioeconomic empowerment of teenagers (Crown, 2019; Korosteleva & Stepien-Baig, 2020).
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