At JA Newfoundland and Labrador, we aim to serve the youth in our province as far and wide as we can. We have offered in-person program delivery in all corners of the province for many years and with our digital transformation we are broadening our impact and reach even further.
Learn more about JA's self-directed programs, Company Program for high school students and the award & scholarships we offer.
JA offers diverse, hands-on programming that educates students on the basics of business, financial literacy and work readiness.
Volunteers are integral to JA's work. Your commitment could vary from one half day session to weekly evening meetings over many weeks depending on the program you choose.
Since 1990, Junior Achievement has recognized and honoured entrepreneurs who have inspired others through their investment and success in business and community. The Junior Achievement Newfoundland and Labrador Business Hall of Fame Gala is JA’s signature fundraiser, supporting work that focuses on the development of financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship for youth. Visit the website by clicking the link below to learn more.
Nominations for the 2025 JA Newfoundland and Labrador Business Hall of Fame awards are now open. To complete the nomination form click here. Nominations close December 20th. The gala will take place on May 15th 2025.
Over a 21 week period, JA’s Company Program teaches grade 10-12 students how to organize and operate a real business. Volunteers from the local business community work with students to launch and run a small enterprise. This gives students the real-world skills and experience that they need to achieve their dreams of becoming entrepreneurs.
To register visit this page and complete a registration form. Program starts November 27th at 7pm.
We are building our team and seeking a self-starting, results-oriented and forward-thinking individual who is passionate about youth education to join us.
The Program Liaison will be accountable for the coordination of some JA programs. The scope of this position is varied and may include: volunteer development; liaising with schools and the business community; conducting presentations; building and nurturing relationships with JA partners; ensuring program quality and best practices; collecting and managing program data; and other organizational duties, as needed. Periodic evening work and/or provincial travel may be required.
We are excited to announce the three 2024 inductees to the JA Newfoundland and Labrador Business Hall of Fame. The inductees are Charlene Brophy, Kevin King, and Peter Woodward.
The annual JA Curling Funspiel, originally scheduled for March 8th, has been postponed to March 22nd.
Nominations for the 2024 JA Newfoundland and Labrador Business Hall of Fame awards are now open.
Volunteers and donors make what we do possible. For more information on how to get involved, visit our Get Involved page.
