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Since 1976 the teen summer camp Business Week has been offered on college campuses across Washington. Student stay on campus, live in the dorms and experience the college environment.

Whether you’re interested in business, healthcare or construction – or just about what it is like in the professional world – then our teen summer camps are the place you need to be. You can preview college AND the career world at the very same time. This makes the Business Week summer camp applicable to EVERY teen regardless of their career choice.

 

Washington Business Week also directly offers teen programs in high schools during the school year. This format of teen-based program involves local business professionals as they invest into the youth of that community. The program format is very similar to the summer camp except that it runs for just the regular school day.

 

 

What's New

Staff Opening - Volunteer Coordinator Position

The principal responsibility of the Volunteer Coordinator will be to coordinate the outreach, recruitment and retention of Washington Business Week volunteers. This position will play a key role in all volunteer activities and in the implementation. Download the position opening announcement and the job description here.

 

WBW 2010!

WBW 2010 Summer Brochures and Applications are now available! 

Click here to download a 2010 Brochure.

Click here to download a 2010 Application.

WBW 2008 Annual Report!

Click here to view Washington Business Week's 2008 Annual Report.

WBW in the news!

The Center for the Improvement of Student Learning, which is under the Communications office at OSPI, features WBW on their website.

Click here to read the article or view the slideshow.





Washington Business Week offers high school students week-long summer camps and in-school programs during the academic school year. The teen summer program provides hands-on career training in business, healthcare, construction, and manufacturing. Summer camps are held throughout Washington (WA). Look for teen summer camps in Tacoma, Ellensburg, Bellingham and Spokane.  Washington Business Week and the Pathways are programs of the Foundation for Private Enterprise Education, a 501(c)(3) organization.
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