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Bootcamp

An intensive and immersive Bootcamp for students to experience what it means to be a founder. The program provides full access for students to our hands-on learning courses and mentorship with REAL business leaders to develop their own complete pitch deck.

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Students will develop their own startup idea, business model, financial plan, product mockup, and eventually pitch to the investors, all just over a weekend.

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Business Mini Course

Virtual courses on business models, finance and marketing 

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Mentorship

Networking opportunities with star mentors from leading startups and corporates

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Pitch to Investors

Bring the business idea to real life by pitching VCs

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Day 1

1. Form a team and choose your roles

Effective team work is a critical part of working effectively to develop big ideas in a short space of time.

2. Develop and research your ideas

Iterate your solutions, validate your hypotheses and hone in on a genuine solution to a real problem.

An immersive 2 day experience of teamwork, creativity and problem solving.

Day 2

3. Develop your go-to-market and financial plan

Work in your different roles as a team to figure out a scalable way to take your idea to market, how you're going to pay for it and what you need from investors.

4. Complete your presentation and pitch!

Complete your deck, practice your pitch and then face the judges' questions.

Bring a YFS Bootcamp to your school.

See some awesome previous projects.

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A job searching platform for seniors, especially after their retirement

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A virtual learning app that allows high school students to perform and practice science experiments

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A tool that improves users’ productivity and time management with rewards

Arista, 15 years old

“Now I have a very good base overview on which to build more knowledge about how to create my own business or startup from scratch.”

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