Press Release - For Release  May 10, 2003

TeachingKidsBusiness.com

Markham, Canada and Seattle Washington, USA,

Unique Way To Guide Kids Into Business 

The kids' Guide To Business e-book Launches Kids Into Business.

TeachingKidsBusiness.com has added  a book to it's approximately 500 pages of website programming to help prepare kids for business. 

Jeff M. Brown, founder of TeachingKidsBusiness.com came up with the idea of a book to help guide kids into business after reviewing hundreds of résumés from kids. Brown suggests that "kids need more work related  & business experiences beyond the standard making their beds, walking pets and washing dishes".

"The Kids' Guide To Business" has been developed to provide ideas on how to engage kids in  business at an early age,  to show kids how to develop a business and to provide kids with insight into the many job responsibilities in businesses. This is all done in the context of a lemonade stand business which kids understand well.

This book is unique in it's subject matter, sales force and with the use of book proceeds. The subject matter deals with kids as business people in a kid-friendly way and with enough material to provide kids with a framework to develop a business. The sales force consists of kids as commission book sales agents. Positions for kids are available through the Jobs-For-Kids program is at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/job-postings-book-sales-agent.htm . The funds generated from book sales will be used to further develop the social venture of www.teachingkidsbusiness.com and the development of a commercial online marketplace for kids at www.kidse-marketplace.com . The marketplace provides kids with opportunities to launch a business and apply their business skills.

The e-book is available online at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com/e-book.htm 

TeachingKidsBusiness.com is developing to engage and inspire kids at an early age of 9-14 to develop confidence, experience,  business skills and explore career choices.  The website presents "tools", "experiences" and "community involvement" support in a safe, educational, non-pressure, non-commercial and fun way.

For more information, go to the website at www.teachingkidsbusiness.com, email us at: info@teachingkidsbusiness.com, or contact Jeff M. Brown directly, by phoning 905-830-9936.