Entrepreneurship Education for Kids

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Early Entrepreneurship Education

Our mission is to ensure that every child feels fully equipped to thrive in the modern world. We empower young minds globally to become innovators, value creators, and problem solvers. Through our engaging edtech platform and structured curriculum, we make entrepreneurship education accessible, affordable, and fun. We work with schools, parents, students and other education partners to prepare students to succeed in an ever-changing global economy.

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What We Offer

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License for Schools

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Programme for Educators

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Programme for Students

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Franchise Opportunity

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Meet Our Students

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Nayra Shah

Nayra is a young girl staying in western part of India in a city called Vadodara. Nayra has launched her website and also her first product which is a book and journal. Her aim is through this book is to inspire shy introverted young individuals to become and stay confident.
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Elina Arora

Elina Arora is a young girl residing in Melbourne, Australia. She regularly attends Kidspreneurship workshops and even participated in APKEC. Elina is working on a mobile app that helps people plan travel in a post covid world
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Raphael Tan

Raphael was one of the first few students in the course from Singapore. He is passionate about board games and runs a social channel – TheBoardGameExpert where he shares his passion for board games. He is also looking at creating a brand of his own board games.
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Why Parents Loves Us

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Damian Seet

Early entrepreneur education is grooming time and is very good seasoning for the kids when they are young, especially when their minds are curious and they are eager to learn more
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Simoni Shah

Kids have thoroughly enjoyed the workshops and I have seen them talk about things like a pitch, a business plan, and how to market. They really understood the concepts and that’s why they were able to implement them, which was great.
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Vaishali Shah

Early entrepreneur education is an early headstart to building entrepreneurship skills, developing growth oriented mindsets .Learning and putting to use the various aspects involved such as team work, making a prototype in the short time,how their ideas can be all inclusive and also make a difference in society..to learn to do all this at such a young age is really wonderful

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    Awards

    Entrepreneurial Development Programme for Kids 60
    Recognized as leaders in early
    entrepreneurship education for three
    consecutive years
    Entrepreneurial Development Programme for Kids 61
    Recognized as one of the Top 50 Most Innovative EdTech Companies in Southeast Asia by HolonIQ
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Early entrepreneurship education helps children develop essential life skills like problem-solving, creativity, financial literacy, and communication. It fosters confidence and resilience, preparing them for future success in any field.

    Kidspreneurship is not just about business—it’s about developing an entrepreneurial mindset. Our structured curriculum includes hands-on projects, industry challenges, and gamified learning to nurture innovation, leadership, and financial literacy.

    No! Kidspreneurship helps you develop ideas from scratch. You’ll learn how to identify problems, brainstorm creative solutions, and even test them in real-world scenarios. You also learn the art of pitching, selling, marketing, creating a business plan for your ideas.

    Educators will see students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and financial literacy skills. Students also improve public speaking, leadership, and resilience through hands-on activities.

    Our program combines digital learning with real-world application. Through interactive projects, industry challenges, and our physical entrepreneurship kit, students get to create, test, and present their ideas. This approach ensures they develop practical skills while having fun.

    Kidspreneurship offers schools a subscription based programme to be incorporated as an after-school club, part of the main curriculum, or as a special project-based learning module. Schools can also benefit from teacher training, an edtech platform to support delivery and physical kits to give a holistic experience to their students. We also provide a school implementation kit for an easy roll out.

    Franchise partners receive a turnkey business model, training, marketing support, access to the edtech platform, curriculum content, and ongoing mentorship to successfully run a Kidspreneurship franchise.

    Yes, Kidspreneurship is headquartered in Singapore but operates globally. We welcome students from around the globe, international partnerships, including franchise opportunities and school collaborations worldwide.

    You can bring Kidspreneurship to your school simply by enrolling as a partner institution or becoming a franchise owner. Contact us to discuss licensing opportunities, curriculum integration, and support structures.

    Yes! Every student who signs up for our edtech subscription receives a physical entrepreneurship kit, which includes interactive learning materials, worksheets, and hands-on activities. We offer worldwide shipping, ensuring that students, no matter where they are, can fully engage with our program.

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