Entrepreneurship: Move from a Problem to a Persuasive Idea
A ten-month team-based journey develops opportunity recognition, creativity, planning, communication and responsible decision-making.
A complete Levels 1–3 journey
Entrepreneurship combines all three levels into one programme.
Rather than selling each level separately, the ten-month experience takes learners from foundational entrepreneurial thinking to a developed proposal and final pitch.
Three levels, one journey
Level 1: Discover problems and possibilities
Learners begin by understanding what entrepreneurs do and why useful ideas start with people and problems.
They may observe needs, identify opportunities, ask questions, explore users and brainstorm possible responses. Activities develop curiosity, collaboration and the ability to distinguish an interesting idea from a problem worth examining.
Level 2: Develop and test an idea
Learners turn a selected opportunity into a clearer proposition.
They may research the context, define users, compare alternatives, consider resources and costs, build a simple model, and seek feedback. The work remains an educational simulation; learners are not expected to establish a legal business, raise funds or contact external users without approval.
Level 3: Refine and pitch
Learners bring the work together in a coherent proposal.
Teams may create a business pitch deck, improve it through mentoring and present an eight-to-ten-minute pitch to an appropriate audience. Selection events or advanced showcases may be offered, but participation beyond the core programme should not be guaranteed.
Team-based learning
Learners typically collaborate in small teams for the project and pitch.
Teamwork develops negotiation, role clarity, communication and shared accountability. Facilitators guide the process while learners remain responsible for research, decisions and presentation.
Safeguarding and commercial boundaries
The programme teaches entrepreneurship without exposing learners to unmanaged commercial risk.
Any external interviews, selling, fundraising, financial transactions, data collection or public promotion require explicit programme approval and appropriate parent consent. Projects should be presented as simulated or educational unless a separate approved process applies.
Programme structure and fee
Entrepreneurship serves Grades 6–10.
The combined ten-month programme is listed at ₹18,000 plus ₹3,240 GST, for a total of ₹21,240. Payment is currently structured in two equal instalments: before the programme starts and after three months.
Questions parents ask
How the entrepreneurship journey works.
Does my child start a real company?
No. The programme is positioned as a simulated, project-based entrepreneurial experience unless a separately approved opportunity is offered.
Can a beginner join?
Yes. Level 1 begins with foundational entrepreneurial thinking and problem identification.
Is the programme individual or team-based?
Learners work through shared activities and typically create the core pitch in a small team.
Will every learner reach an external competition?
No. Showcases or selection rounds depend on the programme calendar and should not be guaranteed.
Will learners receive a certificate?
Eligible learners receive a 21K completion certificate subject to attendance and programme requirements.