6 Week Young Entrepreneurs Program

Sundays, 11-12.30

Over the course of six weeks, your child will take a business idea from imagination to real-life sales — building confidence, practical skills, and resilience along the way.

Course Description

Each weekly session runs for 1.5 hours and is delivered in small groups (maximum 6 children per group).

This ensures every child receives individual attention, space to contribute, and meaningful support throughout the journey.

But Importantly, in a group setting, children don’t just build a business, they build courage and rigor. Through structured group brainstorming and iteration exercises, they refine their ideas in real time, learn to give and receive feedback, and gain momentum from seeing peers experiment, improve, and grow alongside them.

By the end of the 6 weeks, each child will leave with:

A real business they built themselves
A tested product or service, real customer interactions, and actual sales experience under their belt.

Practical money confidence
An understanding of cost, pricing, revenue, and profit because they have calculated and earned it themselves.

Stronger entrepreneurial character
Greater confidence speaking to others, resilience from problem-solving, and the pride that comes from turning an idea into reality.

Course Content

Note on Week 2: This is a hands-on development week at home. During this week, it is important that parents work closely with their child to build their Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

For example, if your child wants to make soap, you may need to enrol them in a soap-making class or guide them safely at home. If they are baking, they’ll need recipe testing time. If they are creating crafts, they may need materials and practice sessions. If building a digital product - they may need to learn tech skills.

By the end of this week, your child should be able to produce a small test batch of products so they understand the basic inputs / production process/timelines etc.

Logistics & Costs

Who can attend the course?

This course is for children ages 8-13 years only.

When does the course start?

The next batch starts on 12th April. Sessions will run weekly, on Sundays from 11.30am-1pm.

Note:

No classes on Week 2 (19th April) - Parent-led week at home
No classes on May 3rd (bank holiday weekend)

Week 5 Market Date for your diary: 17th May. We welcome parents and friends to this market day!

Final session: 24th May

Where will the sessions be held?

The sessions will be held in-person, at Seorae Village, Seoul. Exact location will be confirmed upon sign-up.

What is the cost of the course?

The total cost of the course is 190 USD (approx. 280,000 KRW). This is inclusive of all 5 in-person sessions and course material requirements, including the market stall day set up and arrangements.

What does my child need to bring?

All children should bring with them a laptop or a ipad that they are used to working with in Week 1, so that they are able to do some Market Research on the ideas they are considering.

For the rest of the weekly sessions, all students should carry with them a standard A4 size book, and some pencils.

Before Signing Up....

Please fill out the form below to confirm your understanding of the coaching requirements.

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Week 2: Skill Building & MVP Creation (Parent-Led Week - No classes) This is a hands-on development week at home. Children will use this time to learn or refine the skills required to create a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Parents play an important role here. For example, if your child wants to make soap, you may need to enrol them in a soap-making workshop or help them practise safely at home. If they are baking, they may need recipe testing time. If they are creating a craft product, they may need materials and guided practice. The goal is simple: by the end of Week 2, your child should be able to produce a small batch of test products so they understand the inputs/production process, timelines etc. Please confirm you agree to support your child through this process - this is compulsory to participate in this course.