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Business accelerator supports young entrepreneurs by offering £250,000 in startup grants Date published: 17 May 2021
The team at TwinklHive
A business accelerator that supports budding entrepreneurs is offering £250,000 to young people in Manchester who want to grow a digital business.
The sought-after scheme from TwinklHive provides grants and mentorship to individuals aged 18 to 24 and enables young people to commit and pursue entrepreneurship as a full-time career path and make their business dreams a reality.
The combination of funding and dedicated support on offer has been designed to provide a unique educational experience and equip successful applicants with the knowledge and skills to grow successful and sustainable businesses.
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by Alistair Hardaker
A business accelerator that supports entrepreneurs is offering £250,000 to young people who want to grow a digital business.
The scheme, from Sheffiled’s TwinklHive, provides grants and mentorship to people aged 18 to 24.
It follows the launch of the scholarship in summer 2020 across Yorkshire.
The company is now looking for a second cohort for the scheme and are expanding their offer of support to young and aspiring entrepreneurs by rolling out the grant nationwide.
Each successful applicant will receive a grant of up to £40,000, and a scholarship which includes a full-time programme, is set to run for six months, with the opportunity to apply for follow-on investment from the TwinklHive accelerator at the end of this period.