Teach Children Entrepreneurship Starting a Business Together
A Parent's Guide to Teaching Kids Business Skills, Financial Literacy, and Entrepreneurship — While Having Fun Together!
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A Parent's Guide to Teaching Kids Business Skills, Financial Literacy, and Entrepreneurship — While Having Fun Together!
Embark on an exciting journey where parents and children come together to explore the world of entrepreneurship. This course offers a unique blend of interactive lessons and real-world projects, guiding families to brainstorm ideas, develop business plans, and launch their very own ventures. By the end, not only will you have a deeper understanding of business fundamentals, but you'll also have created lasting memories and a tangible business project to showcase. Children learning the course must have parents or guardians supervising their learning.
The text section is intended for parents, while the animated video is designed for children. The homework is to be done together. We recommend moving one lesson a week to allow time for integrating the material and completing the homework.
The course is based on the real-life experience of a successful entrepreneur guiding his son through starting their own small business. Across 13 engaging lessons, you and your child will gain valuable insights into:
Entrepreneurial thinking
Building a small business from scratch
Developing financial responsibility
Along the way, you'll create meaningful memories together while building practical skills that will last a lifetime.
Course Structure:
What is Business, and What is Money?
Learn the basics of how money works, healthy attitudes about earning, and what makes a good business.Idea Catchers: Finding Business Ideas
Discover how to identify opportunities by noticing the needs around you and turning them into a product or service.Creating a Business Plan and Finding Start-up Funds
Learn how to write a simple but effective business plan and explore ways to fund your project.Coming up with a Name, Logo, Mission, and Charter
Create a memorable brand identity and understand what makes a strong business foundation.Assigning Roles and Building a Team
Define key roles in your business, explore outsourcing, and design an effective organisational structure.Taking the First Steps to Launch
Learn practical steps for launching your product or service, from sourcing materials to planning timelines.Setting up Production and Managing Stock
Understand the basics of production, calculating costs, and ensuring you have enough inventory.Creating Online Presence and Social Media Pages
Learn how to present your business online with engaging content, clear product descriptions, and attractive photos.Finding the First Customers and Marketing Your Product
Explore low-cost and creative ways to reach your first customers both online and offline.Managing Taxes, Bookkeeping, and Accounting
Learn the basics of financial tracking, budgeting, and dealing with taxes.Your First Sale - What’s Next?
Discover how to analyse your success, scale up your business, and set financial goals.Personal Money Management
Help your child build healthy financial habits by learning to save, invest, and manage their own money wisely.If It Didn’t Work — Learning from Mistakes
Discover how to analyse what went wrong, manage disappointment, and turn failure into valuable learning.
By the End of the Course...
You and your child will have launched a real small business, following the same steps real companies take.
Your child will gain hands-on experience in entrepreneurship, developing practical skills like budgeting, teamwork, and creative thinking.
They will understand how to earn, save, invest, and reinvest their money, building lifelong financial habits.
With this course, your child won’t just learn about business — they’ll experience it firsthand.
From Father to Son: A Real Story - Business Journey
“When I was 7 years old, I used to watch my Dad working on his businesses. He would design, produce, and sell cool things like climbing gear. He always earned lots of money, while I only got some pocket money from my Grandma. I wanted to grow up and make money like my Dad, so I asked him to teach me how.
And he did.
We had lots of fun together – choosing materials, visiting production lines, discussing sales options, and deciding what to do with our first profit. Now I know how to do business and how to be wise with my personal money too.”
— Max, 10 years old
"I was excited when Max started asking questions about business. I believe all children should learn about entrepreneurship so they can confidently shape the world around them. I wanted to give my son more options for his future — to empower him with practical skills and a strong mindset.
I know you want the same for your child. I wish you both lots of luck, great insights, and good profits!"
Get ready to create, learn, and build something amazing together!
