Ogier helps to build valuable life skills in young people with donation to Junior Achievement of the

Ogier has donated $5,000 to support Junior Achievement (JA) Cayman's after school Company Programme to build up local high school students' business, entrepreneurship and economics knowledge.

JA Cayman is a long-running Cayman charity which focuses on helping young people to get ready for the workplace with programmes on work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. It has been running since 1991, managing programmes in schools, job shadow schemes and sessions in kindergartens.

JA Company Programme delivers a business, entrepreneurship, and economics curriculum to students in grades nine through twelve. The programme emphasises business content, while also providing a strong focus on social studies, mathematics, reading, and writing skills. Through a variety of hands-on activities and technological supplements designed to support different learning styles, students develop a better understanding of the relationship between what they learn at school and their successful participation in a worldwide economy.