This week it was announced that some of Europe's largest multinationals – including Shell, Siemens Astra Zeneca and Total – are returning to school to teach children in an effort to boost entrepreneurial skills as part of a Commission-endorsed initiative.
During the three-year initiative, 40,000 European schoolchildren between the ages of 15 and 18 across the nine countries will have the opportunity to create and manage a real enterprise, discuss globalisation and develop ventures with peers in other countries.
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