Teenager Kieza: Why I'm starting my own small business

Page last updated at 06:08 GMT, Friday, 25 January 2013

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Organisations which help young people to start their own businesses say they've seen a rise in interest in the last 12 months.

Kieza De Sousa, 19, from London, has been given a small government loan to help him run his T-shirt printing business.

He says after leaving school aged 16 he struggled to get a job, but used skills that he developed at a community project to start his company.

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