Program detalis
Founder in the Making- Entreprenurship
Founder in the Making- Entreprenurship
Founder in the Making is an 8-weekend, hands-on entrepreneurship program where school students learn to spot problems, build solutions, test ideas, and pitch like real founders. From customer interviews to business models, MVPs, finances, and pitching, students turn an idea into a complete, validated venture concept.
Founder in the Making is an 8-weekend, hands-on entrepreneurship program where school students learn to spot problems, build solutions, test ideas, and pitch like real founders. From customer interviews to business models, MVPs, finances, and pitching, students turn an idea into a complete, validated venture concept.
Group size:
Big & Dynamic
Program type:
Full day
Students Eligible:
9-12th Standard
Group size:
Big & Dynamic
Program type:
Full day
Students Eligible:
9-12th Standard
Program detalis
Founder in the Making- Entreprenurship
Founder in the Making is an 8-weekend, hands-on entrepreneurship program where school students learn to spot problems, build solutions, test ideas, and pitch like real founders. From customer interviews to business models, MVPs, finances, and pitching, students turn an idea into a complete, validated venture concept.
Group size:
Big & Dynamic
Program type:
Full day
Students Eligible:
9-12th Standard
About the Course
Every successful business started with someone who saw a problem and decided to solve it. Founder in the Making is an 8-weekend entrepreneurship program that teaches school students how to think, build, and pitch like a founder — by actually doing it. Structured like a mini-accelerator, every weekend you make something real: a customer interview, a business model, a prototype, a financial model, a pitch deck. By Pitch Day, you'll present a complete, tested venture concept — grounded, considered, and entirely your own.
You Will be Able to Know:
How to identify real problems worth solving through observation and structured customer interviews
How to generate, evaluate, and select the right business idea using proven frameworks
How to map out a complete business model using the Business Model Canvas
How to build and test a Minimum Viable Product — physical, digital, or service-based
How to price a product, calculate unit economics, and build a 3-month financial projection
How to design a First Customer Plan and create marketing content that actually reaches people
How to craft and deliver a compelling 5-minute venture pitch to a live panel
Prerequisites:
No business or commerce background required
An open mind and willingness to talk to real people (customer interviews are part of the course)
Basic familiarity with Google Sheets is helpful but not necessary
Who Is This Course For?
School students (Std. 9–12) who want to build something of their own before college
Students with ideas who don't know how to evaluate or develop them further
Students preparing college applications that require a project, portfolio, or initiative essay
Future Commerce, Economics, or BBA students who want real founder exposure first
About the Course
Every successful business started with someone who saw a problem and decided to solve it. Founder in the Making is an 8-weekend entrepreneurship program that teaches school students how to think, build, and pitch like a founder — by actually doing it. Structured like a mini-accelerator, every weekend you make something real: a customer interview, a business model, a prototype, a financial model, a pitch deck. By Pitch Day, you'll present a complete, tested venture concept — grounded, considered, and entirely your own.
You Will be Able to Know:
How to identify real problems worth solving through observation and structured customer interviews
How to generate, evaluate, and select the right business idea using proven frameworks
How to map out a complete business model using the Business Model Canvas
How to build and test a Minimum Viable Product — physical, digital, or service-based
How to price a product, calculate unit economics, and build a 3-month financial projection
How to design a First Customer Plan and create marketing content that actually reaches people
How to craft and deliver a compelling 5-minute venture pitch to a live panel
Prerequisites:
No business or commerce background required
An open mind and willingness to talk to real people (customer interviews are part of the course)
Basic familiarity with Google Sheets is helpful but not necessary
Who Is This Course For?
School students (Std. 9–12) who want to build something of their own before college
Students with ideas who don't know how to evaluate or develop them further
Students preparing college applications that require a project, portfolio, or initiative essay
Future Commerce, Economics, or BBA students who want real founder exposure first
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