In-Person
Class Mode
Mon-Fri
schedule
11 to 16
age
10am-2:30pm
Immersive duration
Pathway Entrepreneur
The Pathway Entrepreneur offers an exciting, hands-on experience for anyone looking to dive into the retail world. You’ll explore key topics like understanding your customers, researching competitors, and crafting unique strategies to stand out in the market. Through real-world projects, you’ll get to practice everything from selecting the right products and setting prices to managing supply chains efficiently and effectively.
By the end of the camp, you’ll walk away with practical skills to design eye-catching promotions, streamline operations, and analyze sales data like a pro. Whether you’re aiming to boost a current retail business or start a new venture, this camp will equip you with the tools and confidence needed to thrive in the fast-paced retail industry.
– Mr. Anson Zhao
Problem Identification:
Ability to recognize and articulate real-world problems that can be addressed through entrepreneurial solutions.
Creative Ideation:
Skills to generate innovative business ideas and solutions.
Prototyping Skills:
Understanding of how to create simple, low-cost prototypes to test and refine ideas.
Market Research:
Proficiency in conducting basic market research to gather insights from potential customers.
Brand Development:
Knowledge of branding essentials, including creating a brand identity with a logo, name, and slogan.
Business Model Development:
Ability to develop simple business models and understand how businesses make money.
Financial Literacy:
Basic understanding of budgeting, managing costs, and calculating profit margins.
Marketing Strategies:
Skills to develop effective marketing and launch strategies for new products or services.
Pitching and Presentation:
Confidence and ability to pitch business ideas clearly and effectively, using visual aids and handling Q&A sessions.
Strategic Planning:
Capability to plan and iterate on business ideas based on feedback and testing.
Program Overall Schedule
WEEK 1
Ideation and Problem Solving
June 30 – July 4
Identify real-world problems, generate business ideas, and create simple prototypes
WEEK 2
Business Planning and Development
July 7 – July 11
Guide and create a refined product, create simple business model, and plan for launch.
week 3
Pitching and Confidence Building
July 14 – July 18
Demonstrate their understanding of entrepreneurship and their project
Our mission is to nurture students to become well-educated individuals of exemplary moral character. To this end, we provide a rigorous college preparatory and classical arts education steeped in the traditional values of the West and the East.
We are accredited by the Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Institutions of the Middle States Association.
