Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Kids in SG
Young Entrepreneurs in the Making
What happens when kids get the chance to build a business idea of their own? In this program, MoneyKids gives children a hands-on way to explore entrepreneurship through teamwork, creativity, branding and pitching.
What is an entrepreneurship bootcamp for kids?
It gives children a practical setting to explore how businesses work, develop an idea and practise the skills involved in bringing that idea to life.
- Program's Syllabus
Business Learning That Gets Kids Involved
The Entrepreneur Bootcamp gives children a chance to work on a business concept while learning how different parts of a business fit together.
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Find a Business Idea
Children brainstorm ideas and think about what people might need, want or enjoy before developing a concept of their own.
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Discover Business Roles
Kids can explore the different roles that help a business function and see how people can contribute in different ways.
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Create a Brand
They will be encouraged to develop a logo, tagline and jingle as they turn their business concept into a brand they can present.
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Work With a Team
Children collaborate with new friends, share ideas and work through different parts of their business concept together.
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Practise Customer Communication
Kids explore what it means to communicate with customers and think about how a business can present its ideas.
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Pitch an Idea
Children prepare and present their business concept, giving them a chance to practise speaking about an idea they have worked on and gain more confidence.
Where Kids Get to Build Their Own Business
Entrepreneurship can feel abstract when children only hear about business terms. The bootcamp puts those ideas into a setting where they can work on a concept and see how different parts of a business connect.
Children get room to share their ideas, work with other kids and make changes as their concept develops.
Big Ideas Need Room to Grow
Business concepts are easier to explore when children have something of their own to work on. MoneyKids creates that space through collaborative activities that turn an idea into something they can discuss and present.
Game masters and lead trainers bring experience as investors and entrepreneurs into the learning environment, sharing practical perspectives while keeping the activities suitable for children.
Kids get to build, test and present an idea. The focus is on the learning process and the experience of working through a business concept with others.
Commonly Asked Questions
What is the MoneyKids Entrepreneur Bootcamp?
It’s a hands-on programme where kids build a small business from scratch. They come up with an idea, give it a brand, talk to customers and pitch it, all through games and role-play instead of lectures.
What age is it for?
Both of MoneyKids boot camps are made for children aged 7 to 12. The activities are pitched at that age, so younger kids and pre-teens each find something they can do.
Does my child need to know anything about business or money first?
Not at all! Most kids arrive with no business background, and the boot camp starts from the basics, like what different roles in a business actually do.
What will my child actually do during the bootcamp?
They’ll explore business roles, brainstorm ideas, then build a business with new friends. Along the way they create a brand with a logo, tagline and jingle, practice talking to customers, and pitch their idea at the end.
Does my child come up with their own business idea?
Yes. Kids brainstorm together and shape the idea themselves, with the trainers guiding them. Seeing their own idea turn into a brand tends to be the part they’re proudest of.
My child is shy. Will they be okay with pitching?
Many kids start out nervous, and that’s normal. They work in teams and practice speaking together in small steps before the pitch, so nobody gets pushed onto a stage on day one.
Who runs the sessions?
Our game masters and lead trainers, who are investors and entrepreneurs themselves. They bring real experience into the games and can explain business ideas in words a child follows.
Does the bootcamp cover money too, or only business ideas?
Both. Kids also learn how loans and business financing work, so they see why a business might need money and what borrowing involves. If your child wants a deeper grounding in saving, investing and budgeting, our Financial Literacy Bootcamp covers that.
Will my child become an entrepreneur after this?
We can’t promise that, and we’d be wary of any programme that does. What we aim for is mindset, confidence and curiosity. We provide a safe space for kids to practice teamwork, communication, creativity and decision-making, and many start noticing opportunities in everyday life.
How do I find out about dates, fees and enrolment?
You can find out more details about the program by contacting us here. Let us know what you need, and we’ll share the upcoming schedule and how to sign up.
A Place for Big Ideas and Curious Minds
Give them the space to explore their wonderful ideas and see where they take them. Seats are limited!