Young People and Their Potential

Junior Achievement Argentina is actively working to provide young people with concrete tools for their future, especially in a complex present. In 2025, the organization plans to reach over 100,000 young Argentines with programs focused on entrepreneurship, financial education, and job readiness, aiming to increase their chances of securing their first job.

Through programs like "Socios" and "Aprender a emprender," approximately 16,600 final-year high school students are developing a transformative mindset crucial for economic recovery. The organization's 2025 report highlights a 39% growth in its school network, now encompassing 2,400 institutions and 4,000 trained teachers. This year, Junior Achievement Argentina also introduced artificial intelligence into classrooms, benefiting over 26,000 students and 717 teachers.

The success of these initiatives is driven by a community that values the institution's commitment and tangible results. Financial support and collaborations with volunteers, schools, businesses, and governments enable these opportunities nationwide. The growing impact serves as a powerful motivator for more support, further enhancing young people's future prospects.

Globally recognized, Junior Achievement is present in over 100 countries and was ranked fifth by thedotgood platform for its social impact. Its work has once again earned it a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize, underscoring the lasting impression and future-building potential of each project and learning experience.