BUILD A BIZ KIDS
We believe in providing foundational education that doesn't expire
To us, it’s not just about what our students do while in our programming, but what they have the confidence to take on after their program. The true impact of this program will be realized for years to come; in the students success, fulfillment and positive influence on their planet.
252
Graduated
KidPreneurs
120
Kids that opened their own
businesses after program
$1935
Lemonade Stand Funds
Raised by Students
45
Computers Donated
to Families & Kids
OUR PROGRAMS
Kid Entrepreneur Courses & Resources
Students are not just learning the theory of entrepreneurship, but are gaining hands on experience by building & launching their own businesses. Your child can develop their essential soft skills all year around in a variety of our programs & camps listed below.
10-WEEK PROGRAM
Kidpreneur Program
Your child will learn how to launch their own business and earn real money! This hands on course develops Leadership, Confidence, Ownership, Decision Making & More!
SPRING & SUMMER CAMPS
The Lemonade Stand Challenge
Take on the Challenge! Learn the basics of entrepreneurship, by working in teams, and start your own custom Lemonade Stand. See which teams business strategy reins supreme & make a BIG Impact for a local charity.
SPRING & SUMMER CAMPS
Inventors Paradise
Inventors Paradise is filled with problem solving activities and the introduction to prototyping. Every day they will take on new missions and challenges of problems that need creative solving and all kinds of fun building experiences to make their product ideas come to life!
KIDPRENEUR LESSON IN RESILIENCY
Owen is Prepared for Anything
“People are just going to walk by you, ignore you, say “I’ll come back later” and then just run. But that’s real life.”
Owen will take you through one of the most candid and REAL lessons in resiliency while in the Build a Biz Kids Program. Take a look… and take some notes! He’s incredible!
OVERCOMING DIFFICULTIES
Brynne Knows It's All Worth It
Meet Brynne! She had a tough time in her Kid Entrepreneur Program and has to make some tough last minute decisions on her business. But her resiliency muscle was flexed and the payoff was HUGE for her.
“My favourite part was the BEST feeling when you overcome that and a customer comes up, and all that you’ve been through is just for this one moment when you’re selling. It’s amazing!”
THE KIDPRENEUR EXPERIENCE
Our Kids Market Day!
Welcome to Build a Biz Kids! Meet some of our KidPreneur graduates and hear more about what it was like launching their businesses for the first time!
Hear from parents and students and watch as kids take on real world, hands-on experience in this 10 week, KidPreneur experience.
LESSONS FROM A KIDPRENEUR
Benjamin On Always Adapting
What if your business doesn’t go as planned? What if your products keep falling a part when you try to make them and on the day of your BIG business launch, you don’t’ get a lot of customers. What could you do?
Checkout our BBK Ambassador & KidPreneur, Benjamin to hear about his story of tenacity, trial and error and eventual success!!
“There’s a lot of things here that you don’t learn at school and I had no idea they even existed.”
Latest News & Events
Owen’s Lesson in Resiliency
My favorite part of the program would probably be during market day because market day is when you get sales. You're so happy but then people don't come and you have to prepare yourself to get ready for people saying no to you and being denied. Everybody should take this program because it gets you…
“Those Big Lumps In Your Path” Brynne
My favorite part of the program, it was honestly, it was really hard when things kept popping up when I was under a lot of stress during the time where I was preparing. I had to come up with a last minute resort but my favorite part was the best feeling when you overcome that and when a customer…
Benjamin’s Entrepreneurial Journey
There's a lot of things here that you don't learn at school and I had no idea they ever existed before I took this program. It also, it teaches kids how to fend for themselves instead of their parents buying them stuff and learning to earn money and learning how to do this before they grow up. Well…
