Choosing "kidspreneurship" or introducing entrepreneurship to kids at a young age—especially students from 6 to 9 grade—has many benefits that go beyond just starting a business. Here’s why it’s a smart and impactful choice:
1. 🧠 Develops Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
2. 💡 Encourages Creativity & Innovation
3. 📈 Builds Financial Literacy Early
4. 🗣️ Improves Communication & Leadership Skills
5. 🛠️ Teaches Real-World Skills
6. 🌍 Instills Responsibility & Ownership
7. ❤️ Boosts Confidence and Self-Belief
8. 🔁 Encourages a Growth Mindset
Last Date of Application - July 10, 2025
Holiday bootcamps (4- Weeks intensives)
Kidpreneurship course for 6th to 9th grade students is a brilliant way to nurture creativity, confidence, and real-world problem-solving. This course is designed to make it hands-on, engaging, and age-appropriate, while still building real entrepreneurial thinking. Topics like Understanding a simple Business Model Canvas or Revenue models for kids (selling products, services, etc.) or Creating a brand name and logo or Basics of marketing (4Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion) or Activity: Design a logo and slogan using free tools are included in this new model. Here's a comprehensive outline for a 4-week course that combines theory, activities, and real-world applications.
“Where Every Kid’s Idea Counts.”- Give/share your Idea, we will implement in our business.
“Little CEO Bootcamp” – Week-1
Intensive with ideation, prototyping, and pitching:
• What is an entrepreneurship?
• Coming up with a business idea
• Understanding customers
• Basics of money (costs, pricing, profit)
• Creating a mini business plan
• Making a pitch or video- 📹 Record a 1-minute elevator pitch or ad reel.
“Young Innovators Club”– Week-2
Round club that builds entrepreneurial skills:
Learn empathy and basic market research.
• Understanding your client.
• How to ask the right questions
• What makes a good idea?
• Finding problems in daily life
• Turning passions into business ideas
• What makes a product appealing?
• Naming your business
• Designing a logo and slogan
“Little CEO Market Day”—Week” 3
Students build & sell real or demo products
Marketing & Promotion
• What is marketing?
• Storytelling for your brand
• Using social media (safely) and word-of-mouth
• E-commerce Basics: Selling online
• Teamwork & Leadership: How to run a team
• Failing Forward: Learning from mistakes
• What goes in a mini business plan?
• One-page business canvas (visual plan) - Fill out a fun, illustrated business model canvas.
• Setting goals.
Brainstorming challenge: Week-4
Activity:
• “Come up with 5 business ideas in 10 minutes.”
• “Entrepreneur of the Day” presentations.
• Interview 3 classmates/friends about a potential product idea.
• Mini investor pitch competitions
• “CEO of the Week” or “Young Hustler Award”
• Pitch Day! Students present to peers, teachers, or “kid-friendly investors.”
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📚 Delivery Formats
• Weekly classes (1–2 hours) two classes in a week.
• Course Duration: 4 weeks.
• Celebrate with certificates, awards, and parent involvement
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🎓 Outcomes for Students
• Critical thinking & problem-solving
• Improved public speaking & collaboration
• Early financial literacy and the importance of money.
• Real-world confidence & creativity
• Initiators and Creators.
• Network Marketing and Digital Marketing knowledge.
• Students can assist their parental business in their free time.
• Experimental and innovators.
Giving Gen Z the mindset of an entrepreneur and the skills of an innovator early can transform how they learn, lead, and live. Gen Z and Gen Alpha aren’t waiting to grow up to change the world — they’re already doing it.
The purpose to choose the course:
Digital natives
Creatively fearless
Socially aware
Entrepreneurially inclined
Giving them tools to innovate and lead early sets the stage for impact, resilience, and real-world success.
These are exactly what entrepreneurship fosters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Typically, kids class between 6 to 9th can join, but this may vary depending on the program. All you need is curiosity and a great attitude!
They’ll learn how to:
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Come up with business ideas
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Make and sell products or services
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Handle money
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Talk to customers
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Work in a team
Yes! Many activities in this programs include a market day or showcase, where kids set up booths or online shops to sell their products.
