Learn to identify problems, create solutions, and pitch your ideas. Go from concept to Demo Day with a real business or social venture.
This AI and entrepreneurship program for high school students uses tools like Lovable and Base44 so teams ship a working product, not a slide deck. Technical builders often start with the online STEM enrichment program for gifted students, and finished ventures are shown on the student portfolio and Demo Day enrichment program page.
PHASE 1
Weeks 1-6: Develop the entrepreneur's mindset, discover opportunities, and validate your business idea.
Select your grade level:
Collaborative learning with data focus
Think like a founder
See what others miss
Generate breakthrough ideas
How businesses make money
Know your market
Build with AI, launch faster
PHASE 2
Weeks 7-12: Build your brand, create financials, learn to pitch, and present at Demo Day.
Stand out and connect
Make the numbers work
Get your first customers
Sell your vision
Polish and perfect
Launch and celebrate
Where entrepreneurship skills can take you
Build and launch your own ventures
Lead product development at tech companies
Fund and advise the next generation of startups
Help businesses solve complex challenges
Drive innovation within large organizations
Test your venture against the best young entrepreneurs
University of Delaware's global entrepreneurship competition for high school students
Global challenge to solve real-world problems with innovative solutions
Innovation competition focused on science, technology, and entrepreneurship
Year-long program teaching students to launch real businesses
54-hour event where students build startups from scratch
A prototype, landing page, or product demo you built yourself
A 10-slide investor-ready presentation for competitions
A one-page business plan summary ready for review
Scholars take this work to the Entrepreneurship Olympiad and the other ventures listed in our Competitions Library.
Join hundreds of young entrepreneurs building the future.
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