Young entrepreneurs are selling their innovative products to shoppers at Bayfair Shopping Centre today.

Otumoetai College students Kirin Hawthorne and Balbir Kaur with their product 'Bing Bar' at the Trade Day in Bayfair Shopping Centre today. Photos by Daniel Hines.

Students from Bay of Plenty schools are selling their products created through the Young Enterprise Scheme during a special Trade Day from 9am – 5pm today.

The Young Enterprise Scheme is a learning programme offering Year 12 and 13 students the opportunity to create a business and run it for one year.

Their challenge is to go from developing a business plan to successfully launching an original product and generating sales.

Today, most of the Young Enterprise companies from around the region have their products for sale at stalls inside the shopping centre as part of the course's requirements.

Products including the peanut butter and nutella blended spread, created by Tauranga Girls' College group ‘Soar Enterprise', and the #nombar – a kiwifruit snack bar created by Otumoetai College group ‘Royala Enterprise', are on sale.

Otumoetai College students with their product '#nombar'. Photo: Facebook.

Aquinas College stall 'Kiwi Krafts'.

Other innovative products including coffee mugs painted with children's artwork to raise money for charity are for sale along with t-shirts, soaps and other student-driven creations.

Royala Enterprise managing director Zeenat Azad hopes to sell 100 #nombar snack bars at the Trade Day today.

'And hopefully to win the Best Customer Service Award.”

A number of young companies experiencing local success will attend and compete for the People's Choice and Most Sales awards.

The groups are all competing to represent the region at the Young Enterprise National Awards in Wellington later this year.

To check out what the students have to offer, head down to Bayfair Shopping Centre before 5pm today.

Otumoetai College students Jaren Saint and Asta Lambert-Cameron with their product 'Limitless-Mugs'.

Tauranga Boys' College students Matt, Devyn and Andrew with their product 'One Clothing.'

Tauranga Boys' College student Alex Williams with his product 'Stress-less'.

Tauranga Boys' College students Sim Aujla and Mandeep Maney with their product 'The Sticker Garage'.

Aquinas College group with their product 'Oh so Mallow'.

Otumoetai College students with their product 'Epider mis Elite'.

The 'Annex' team from Otumoetai College.