Description
Our flagship 5-day boot camp program takes kids on an exciting entrepreneurial journey to learn about responsible entrepreneurship.
Day 1. The Journey Begins: Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Your passport to a world of innovation, creativity, and endless possibilities. Get ready to explore the foundations of entrepreneurship, learn from real-life success stories, and embark on a path to turning your business dreams into reality. It’s time to take that first step towards building your own empire. Join us on this transformative journey – your entrepreneurial adventure awaits!
Day 2. Building the Next Big Idea: Getting Started as an Entrepreneur
Your gateway to the exciting realm of innovation and business creation. Are you ready to turn your groundbreaking ideas into reality? Dive into the essential principles of entrepreneurship, learn from the journeys of successful pioneers, and harness the tools you need to set your vision in motion. The next game-changing idea could be yours, and this is where your journey begins. Get ready to build the future!
Day 3. Bringing Your Ideas to Life: Product Solution & Design
Your key to transforming imagination into innovation. Explore the art of turning concepts into concrete products. Dive into the world of product development, design thinking, and crafting solutions that impact the world. Get ready to unleash your creativity, solve real problems, and pave the way for groundbreaking solutions. Your journey to making a meaningful impact starts here!
Day 4. Becoming a Communications Hero: Sales, Pitches, Partnerships & Networking
Your ultimate guide to mastering the art of effective communication in the business world. Are you ready to level up your sales, pitch with confidence, and forge powerful partnerships? Join us as we delve into the strategies, techniques, and skills that can transform you into a true communications hero. Get ready to make lasting connections, seal those deals, and elevate your business game. Your journey to becoming a communication powerhouse begins now!
Day 5. The Conclusion: Simulated Marketplace Activity
This marks the final chapter in our immersive journey. In this dynamic conclusion, we bring all your entrepreneurial skills and knowledge together in a simulated marketplace. Put your strategies to the test, compete, and collaborate in a realistic business environment. It’s the ultimate challenge where you get to apply everything you’ve learned. Join us for an exhilarating finale that encapsulates the essence of entrepreneurship – from inception to marketplace mastery. Your adventure concludes with this exciting simulation!
FAQ
- Will the kids launch their own businesses after the program?
Our program is built around simulation. Thus, we will not actively ‘launch’ the products in public but it will be contained in a controlled, playful, and encouraging marketplace setting. We will be providing all materials necessary for the kids to build their own ‘prototypes’ and MVPs. If they decide to pursue and start their own businesses, they can choose to do so but it will not be supported by Kiddopolis at the moment. - What is DISC?
DISC is a behavioral analysis assessment tool designed to give guidance on the different behavior styles. This teaches us how to use this knowledge to improve day-to-day interactions and avoid or face conflicts in a non-confrontational manner.
- Is DISC behavioral analysis included in the program?
Yes. DISC assessment is included in the program to help teach kids awareness and build stronger communication skills among their peers. - How long is the program?
The boot camp will run once a week until 5 sessions are completed. Each session will take one full hour and the final day will be 2 hours of simulated marketplace activity.
- What is the recommended age for this program?
This program is best for kids between 8-12 years old. We are working on launching other programs that will benefit teenagers, 13+ - What is a simulated marketplace?
A simulated marketplace is a controlled economic environment where “transactions” and “services” are part of a simulation with no real exchange of money, products or services. - Is this part of a school curriculum?
This is not part of a regulated school curriculum. These sessions are meant to complement our kids’ knowledge and hard skills with soft skills that are often common among entrepreneurs such as problem-solving and critical thinking, teamwork and collaboration, oral and written communication skills, leadership, flexibility and adaptability, professionalism, and strong work ethics.
