Frequently Asked Questions

Tickets are available via the official JEWC ticket page. If you are unsure whether you are on the official page, use the “View tickets” button above.

On site tickets grant access to the core conference programme, including plenaries, workshops, and the main venue experience. Optional add ons are booked separately where applicable.

Yes, if transfers are enabled for your ticket type. Transfer rules and deadlines are shown during purchase and may differ by ticket category.

Ticket personalisation is usually possible up to a defined deadline. If changes are restricted close to the event, the platform will show the cut off date clearly.

Yes. Proof of payment is issued automatically. Invoicing options depend on the ticket flow and your billing details, and will be explained at checkout.

Refundability depends on the ticket type and the conditions shown during purchase. If refunds are restricted, transfers may still be possible under the applicable rules.

JEWC 2026 takes place from 26 to 30 August 2026 in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

The main venue is Felipe Drummond Stadium (Mineirinho). Any additional off site locations will be communicated once confirmed.

Yes, where applicable. You will be asked for the required details. Please note the letter does not guarantee visa approval and should be requested early.

Yes, official accommodation information and booking guidance will be published on the website once finalised.

Yes. We will publish recommended routes and practical guidance closer to the event, including arrival tips for international delegations.

Many delegations arrive before the first day and leave after the final sessions to avoid missing key moments. Specific timing guidance will be shared as the agenda is published.

Conference paths help you structure your experience by grouping sessions into themes or development goals, so your agenda feels coherent rather than random.

No. Paths are guidance, not restrictions. You can mix formats and themes based on what you want to learn and who you want to meet.

Yes. Paths are designed to make the conference easier to navigate, especially if this is your first global event.

Some sessions are designed for specific audiences. Where relevant, the programme and event app will indicate who each session is best for.

Paths will be published once the programme blocks are confirmed, so we can define themes and progression in a reliable way.

Online tickets provide access to the online programme, including live sessions and selected interactive formats, depending on speaker permissions and session design.

Recording availability depends on the session and speaker permissions. Where recordings are available, this will be stated clearly in the platform.

Yes, in sessions that include moderated Q&A or interactive tools. The format will be visible in the agenda.

The online agenda is designed for global access and time zones. Some sessions may be shared, while others are online specific.

Access is provided through the official platform and the event app. You will receive instructions after your ticket is confirmed and personalised.

Yes. Alumni are part of the JE ecosystem and are welcome through the relevant ticket categories and dedicated moments where applicable.

Where alumni programming is offered, it is designed to connect experience with the next generation, through mentoring formats and curated networking.

Yes, depending on ticket categories and capacity. The website and ticketing platform will show which profiles are eligible for attendance.

JEWC is where the movement becomes visible at global level. It creates a high trust environment for new countries, universities, and stakeholders to understand the model and connect with experienced actors.

If you are attending with an enlargement purpose, reach out in advance. Where possible, we will point you to the right sessions and contact routes.

You will receive access instructions after ticket purchase and personalisation. The app is the central place for agenda updates and practical event information.

The agenda is published progressively. Key blocks appear first, then workshops and detailed session information once confirmations are finalised.

Yes. The app is designed to help you save sessions, plan your day, and keep track of changes if the programme updates.

Yes, where enabled. Networking features may include attendee profiles, connection requests, and session based interaction depending on the chosen platform.

Privacy options depend on platform settings. Where available, you can adjust your visibility and what profile details are shared.

JEWC is designed for Junior Entrepreneurs, National Confederation representatives, alumni, partners, and institutional guests connected to youth entrepreneurship and skills development.

No. Some ticket categories are designed for alumni and partners. Eligibility will be visible on the ticketing page.

Yes. JEWC is designed to be valuable whether you are attending your first conference or you have years of experience in a Junior Enterprise.

Yes. JEWC is a global event and English is used widely across the international layer of the programme. Some national programming may be delivered in Portuguese depending on the format.

Use the event app to plan your sessions early, attend at least one benchmarking format, and leave space for partner and alumni conversations. The value is both the learning and the people you meet.

Use the Partnerships pages and contact route. Share what you want to achieve, your preferred engagement format, and your timing, and we will route you to the right team.

Yes. Institutional pathways are available and will be reflected in the Partnerships section, including visibility and programme involvement formats.

Programme involvement depends on the partnership framework and agenda constraints. If you have a high value session concept, contact us early to explore fit.

Yes. Partner engagement formats can include company fair presence, curated networking, and structured meetings depending on the partnership package.

Tell us your goals, target audience, preferred country or global scope, timing, and whether you are looking for visibility, recruitment, programme involvement, or long term cooperation.