Empowering young minds to be agile and thrive in the fast-paced and ever-changing world through hands-on projects and real-world problem solving.
With the majority of future jobs yet to be invented, it's crucial to equip students with skills that transcend specific roles. An entrepreneurial mindset fosters adaptability, creativity, and a commitment to continuous learning, empowering students to thrive in an ever-changing landscape (IFTF, 2017; Obschonka et al., 2012).
Research suggests that elementary and middle school students are naturally more open and imaginative, making it an opportune time to instill entrepreneurial behaviors. By nurturing these mindsets from an early age, kids are better prepared to tap into their creativity, take risks, and develop the adaptability needed for future success (Gemino et al., 2020; Krueger Jr, Reilly, & Carsrud, 2000)
Introducing entrepreneurial education at a young age not only cultivates crucial skills but also shapes students' intentions and aspirations for their future careers. Research demonstrates that entrepreneurial intentions are powerful predictors of future behaviors, highlighting the importance of early exposure to entrepreneurial concepts (Krueger Jr, Reilly, & Carsrud, 2000).
Contrary to the belief that entrepreneurial mindset is innate, scholars argue that it can be learned and taught. By integrating entrepreneurial education into primary and secondary school curricula, kids can develop the skills and mindset necessary to navigate the complexities of the modern world and contribute to a more productive society (Henry, Hill, & Leitch, 2005; World Economic Forum, 2019).
Problem-Solving: Our program teaches kids how to identify challenges and devise effective solutions, fostering their ability to think critically and creatively.
Creativity with Limited Resources: Through discovery-driven or effectual thinking, kids learn to innovate and adapt by making the most out of available resources to achieve their goals.
Teamwork: Through various collaborative projects, kids learn to develop strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with others.
Public Speaking: Kids learn to communicate ideas effectively and practice to articulate thoughts clearly and persuasively.
Opportunity Analysis: Acting as entrepreneurs, kids are encouraged to observe patterns and trends to assess the viability of their ideas, ensuring they embark on ventures with potential for success.
Market Research: Kids learn to gather insights about potential users to tailor their products or services to meet customer needs.
Design Thinking: Kids are encouraged to practice user-centric design and seek continuous feedback to develop solutions that address user challenges.
Prototyping: Kids will create prototypes to visualize and refine their ideas, gather feedback, and iteratively improve their products or services before full-scale production.
Business Model: Kids will learn to create a business model to understand how to create a profitable business by considering production costs, pricing strategies, and revenue streams.
Pitching: Mastering the art of pitching is essential for entrepreneurs to convincingly communicate their ideas to potential users and investors. Kids will learn to deliver concise, compelling presentations that inspire support and investment.
Experience our programs in one-week trial where your kid can explore the classes they are interested in. Each kid will be observed by our educators and psychologists, with a personalized assessment at the end of the trial period.