Startup Dojo
Helping Kids Build Real Businesses
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Meet our Luminaries
Entrepreneurial Skills are Leadership Skills. We give students the skills to become future leaders.
Our team of coaches guide you through fun educational modules and challenges, guiding you as you develop your mindset and skillset. Using this toolbox, we support you as you develop big solutions to even bigger problems.
Project-Based Problem Solving
Startup Dojo Luminaries include Ivy-League Professors and leaders who have run multi-million-dollar to billion-dollar companies.
Get exclusive access to these leading experts. They provide invaluable advice, mentorship, and feedback to students.
The world favours those who can think creatively and problem-solve on their feet. So, we teach students how to discover, and break down problems. That way, you wil be equipped to develop innovative solutions that work.
We teach problem-solving through a series of interest-based projects. We coach students through the entire proccess.
In addition to problem-solving, students also learn:
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Business Fundamentals (how to develop a business plan, calculate unit-economics, etc)
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Time Management
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Growth Mindset
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Networking
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A Message from our Program Director
Hi! I am Anjalee.
I fell in love with entrepreneurship when I founded my first venture at 15-years-old. Before I graduated high school, I grew TechExplore to impact thousand kids.
Before I even turned 16, TechExplore began being featured in prominent publications like the Toronto Star, and Thompson Reuters' HR Reporter. And, I was invited speak at massive conferences like the AI World Forum, and a Google Conference held in Sunnyvale California and share my work.
I am to thrilled to use my experiences as a student founder to help talented young people like you, unlock you potential. Through the dojo, our team of coaches, and luminaries help bright young people learn the skills they need to be build successful businesses – before they graduate high school.
