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The Nicaraguan School System
You wouldn’t think that a Small Business Development Peace Corps Volunteer would spend much time in high schools, but in fact I spend at least 50% of my time in schools. Entrepreneurship is an official part of the high school … Continue reading
Departmental Competition
Yesterday morning was the Departmental Entrepreneurship Competition. This was the culmination of a lot of planning on my and my counterparts’ parts, a series of local competitions, and hard work on the part of 11 teams of students from municipalities … Continue reading
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Tagged auditorium, business competition, business plan, chicken salad, chicken salad sandwich, Departmental Entrepreneurship Competition, entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship competition, hot, judge, judge panel, judges, León, Managua, national competition, Nicaragua, Power Point, PowerPoint, sandwich, school, schools, students
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León, León
This last week I visited my permanent site of León, León. It was very very hot. The second hottest place in Nicaragua, in fact. Like sitting in place, not moving a muscle, yet still sweating so much your shirt is … Continue reading
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