Startup Business School

The project provides opportunities for American children and Ukrainian refugees to develop entrepreneurial skills, enhance communication abilities, and learn financial literacy. Through practical tasks, creation of their own projects, and presentations at business forums, students gain real-world experience in entrepreneurship.

Unique Touching Offer

The project provides opportunities for American children and Ukrainian refugees to develop entrepreneurial skills, enhance communication abilities, and learn financial literacy. Through practical tasks, creation of their own projects, and presentations at business forums, students gain real-world experience in entrepreneurship.

Brief Description

STARTUP BUSINESS SCHOOL is a business school for children and teens that offers entrepreneurship education through interactive lessons, games, and work on personal projects. The course is open to both American kids and Ukrainian refugee children, allowing them to learn the fundamentals of business, develop practical skills, and receive support from mentors and entrepreneurs.

Relevance

In the USA, successful businesspeople often say, “Don’t work hard, work smart.” Today, children’s education focuses not only on lectures but also on applying knowledge in practice, developing critical thinking skills, and making well-informed decisions in complex situations. STARTUP BUSINESS SCHOOL follows these principles, giving kids from the USA and Ukraine the chance not only to study business but also to gain experience through real projects, preparing future leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers.

Project Goals

1. Provide students from the USA and Ukraine with knowledge in entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
2. Develop communication, critical thinking, and teamwork skills in children.
3. Support refugee children in their social adaptation and integration into a new society.
4. Create an environment that fosters creativity, self-expression, and the realization of their own business ideas.

Expected Results

• Short-term: Improved communication skills, increased confidence, and interest in business among children.
• Long-term: Enhanced entrepreneurial potential among students, social integration of refugee children into American society, and successful creation and implementation of business projects.

Projected Program Expansion Budget

$1.2 million per year Expenses include:

1. Rent and educational materials — $400,000
2. Salaries for teachers and trainers — $300,000
3. Organization of the STARTUP forum and project competition — $200,000
4. Administrative expenses (operational costs, communications) — $200,000
5. Project marketing and advertising — $100,000

Call to Action

We invite patrons, organizations, and businesspeople to partner with us in funding and supporting this project to help children from the USA and Ukraine develop, realize their ideas, and integrate into a new environment. Join STARTUP BUSINESS SCHOOL and help us create a brighter future for children.