STUDENTS
 

Most of the secondary school in Antigua and Barbuda are involved in JA events throughout the year. Click here to check out who is your school co-oordinator who you can find out more from. As a member of JA Antigua and Barbuda you agree to a pledge and a promise.

JA Pledge
 

I pledge that as a member of Junior Achievement of Antigua & Barbuda
 

·         To serve society in an honest trustworthy and ethical manner through free enterprise and the belief in the dignity of all forms of work.

·         To use education as a means of self-development to be workforce-ready and productive in my chosen area.

·         To understand my role in the economy, and to be mindful of the commitment of business to Environmental And Social Issues.

·         To follow the rule of law and justice in all my endeavors.

·         To commit myself to be creative, innovative and determined to be successful.

·         And to have faith in God, to guide my life with purpose.

This is my pledge as a member of Junior Achievement of Antigua & Barbuda.

The Pledge: First written by Clarence E Pilgrim in 2004 and revised in 2006.  Adopted by JA Antigua & Barbuda, this simple statement of beliefs, 95 words long, unites Junior Achievers around Antigua & Barbuda in a bond of friendship and purpose.

JA Promise

I promise that as a Junior Achievement member I will:

·         Be honest and tell the truth

·         Learn all I can

·         Be helpful

·         Make friends

·         Understand business 

·         Stay out of trouble

·         Be a good worker

·         Have faith in God

This is my promise as a member of Junior Achievement of Antigua & Barbuda

The Promise: First written by Clarence E Pilgrim in 2004 and revised in 2006.  Adopted by JA Antigua & Barbuda. This simple statement of beliefs, was written for students at the level of second form and below, but can be said instead of the pledge, depending on the level of maturity of the student.

AS A LEADER

Are you a concerned business person, teacher, retiree, parent or simply an experienced citizen? Then JA wants you to come forward to be "role models" and teach Junior Achievement programs. It is expected that you, as a volunteer will use your personal experiences to make the pre-packaged Junior Achievement curricula practical and realistic. You are invited to contact us at email  achievers@consultant.com or send us a letter at P.O. Box 2616.

Junior Achievement is Antigua & Barbuda's largest and fastest-growing organization dedicated to educating young people about business, economics, and free enterprise. This is done through age-appropriate curricula, the programs begin at the elementary school level, teaching children how they can impact the world around them as individuals, workers, and consumers.   Junior Achievement programs continue through the middle and high school grades, preparing students for additional key economic and workforce issues they will face in the future.

We look forward to your support.

AS A BUSINESS

We need help and support from the business community to assist us in our objective to educate young people about the business world and their potential involvement in it. We need help financially and in time. We need volunteers to help guide young people in many different skills. We are therefore always happy to hear from individuals to join our list of consultants who we can call in to assist our groups when a particular skill is required. If you are interested in getting involved in the programmes either financially or with your time please contact us now.