Business For Teens has secured a six figure pre seed funding round to support its expansion across Egypt and the Gulf region. The Egypt based edtech startup focuses on teaching entrepreneurship and financial literacy to teenagers aged 10 to 16. Founded in 2024 by Nadeem Barakat, the company aims to turn early learning into real world action.Building Practical Skills for the Next GenerationStrong Early Traction Across SchoolsBacked by Experienced Angel InvestorsClear Roadmap for 2026 The funding arrives at a strong moment. Business For Teens has already shown clear traction and demand across schools and youth communities. Building Practical Skills for the Next Generation Business For Teens takes a hands on approach to education. It moves beyond theory and focuses on action. Students learn how businesses work by building real projects and testing ideas. The programs help teens develop: Entrepreneurial thinking Financial literacy basics Problem solving skills Confidence and communication The learning model relies on interactive sessions, startup simulations, and business games. Each activity reflects modern global education methods. The goal stays simple. Teach teens how to think, build, and adapt. Strong Early Traction Across Schools Since launch, the startup has partnered with more than 10 schools across Egypt and Saudi Arabia. These partnerships have helped the company reach over 600 students. Students do not just learn. They build and present. Business For Teens has organized multiple student bazaars and exhibitions. At these events, participants showcased real business projects to hundreds of visitors. These experiences help students: Apply lessons in real settings Learn teamwork and execution Understand customer feedback Build early business confidence This traction played a key role in attracting investor interest. Backed by Experienced Angel Investors The pre seed round was led by Salah Abou Elmagd, a well known training and sales expert. A group of angel investors also joined the round. The funding will support: Expansion across Egypt and the GCC Deeper partnerships with schools Enhanced program content and delivery Nadeem Barakat shared that the company offers a clear path from basics to real projects. He highlighted the importance of preparing teens for a fast changing world. The new capital allows the team to scale impact and reach thousands more students. Salah Abou Elmagd expressed strong belief in the mission and execution. He described this investment as the first of several planned investments. He also praised the founder’s ability to build a scalable education platform. Clear Roadmap for 2026 Business For Teens has set ambitious goals for the year ahead. The company plans to launch three new program levels in the first quarter of 2026. These programs will serve students at different learning stages. By the end of the year, the startup aims to: Partner with over 30 schools Train more than 6,000 students Expand deeper into regional markets The company continues to invite schools and youth organizations to explore partnerships. With strong early results and fresh funding, Business For Teens is positioning itself as a key player in youth entrepreneurship education across the region.