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Manx firm PDMS is to continue its sponsorship of a scheme to encourage budding entrepreneurs in the Isle of Man.
The company has announced it is to extend its sponsorship of the Junior Achievement Company Programme for the third year running.
Members of staff from PDMS have been actively involved in running the project through schools, which offers students aged between 15 and 19 the chance to find out what's involved in running their own company.
PDMS managing director Chris Gledhill says the Junior Achievement team does a 'fantastic' job in running the company programme at high schools, and his staff welcome the opportunity to mentor enthusiastic young people.
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