Entrepreneurship for Kids Education Program 2022 - Kidspreneurship
As the world moves toward gig economy, entrepreneurship is an absolute ‘must-have’ skill for kids growing up in a tech-dominated world. They also must possess a growth mind-set for a happy and fulfilling life.
Kidspreneurship workshops and camps are carefully designed for kids age 7 and above to equip them with tools that they can help them harness their full potential.
We firmly believe in ‘Learn through Play’ and all our workshops are activity based. After all, active participation = active learning!
For a holistic and consistent learning experience, we not only have programs for kids, we extend our programs to schools. We have plug and play curriculum and resources that schools can embrace to make kids ready for the future of work.
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Story Behind Kidspreneurship & About the Coach
Swati holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and a Master’s in Communication Management and Entrepreneurship. She has over 10 years of experience and has spent the better part of her career helping corporates, startups, small and medium enterprises with digital marketing strategies. She is an entrepreneur at heart and has raised investments to scale her business.
In 2018, while consulting an ed-tech startup she realized the gap between industry and school curriculum and created a new age curriculum & blueprint that focuses on entrepreneurial mindset for pre-teens. Swati is a regular trainer with many enrichment centers and schools in Singapore. GIIS recognized her valuable support as a mentor and judge for Star Young Achievers Program.
Swati has trained thousands of students to date. She is now seeing an increased number of training requests for Early Entrepreneurship Education from schools across Asia (including International Schools in India). Most parents observed increased emotional intelligence and an enhanced problem solving ability in their kids after few sessions with Kidspreneurship. Some students came up with extraordinary ideas during the class and are now pursuing those ideas.
Kidspreneurship program developed by Swati has also been awarded “Leaders in Early Entrepreneurship Education” at the fifth annual Singapore Awards by APAC Insider.
Swati has trained several professional trainers in Singapore including some veteran trainers from Adam Khoo Learning Centre, a leading education brand in South East Asia. All of them unanimously found the program to be extremely beneficial for their students. Enrichment centers have incorporated the training for their students. She is on a mission to create an edu-system that promotes an entrepreneurial mindset through workshops & regular programs for kids and teacher training programs for educators.

Swati Gauba Kochar
CERTIFIED HAPPINESS COACH specializing in kid’s well-being.
Certified By Happiitude & Berkeley Institute of Well-being, California
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Frequently Asked Questions
An education system that focuses on developing problem-solving abilities and encourages idea generation in kids. An education system that instills entrepreneurial mindset, skills and knowledge and makes it integral to the current education system.
Kids are fast learners, and this important life skill needs to be inculcated early on. Observing problems and thinking of solutions should be an integral part of the learning process.
The purpose of entrepreneurship education is to empower students with a life skill that will help them irrespective of whatever career they choose. It instills a sense of confidence and imbibes creative problem-solving ability.
With early entrepreneurship education, kids develop resilience, problem identification abilities, creative thinking abilities that allow them to harness their full capabilities.
First and foremost, entrepreneurship is not a career choice. It is a way of thinking and solving problems that can help others lead a better life. Children can be explained this through illustrations, a doctor vs an entrepreneurial doctor.
If you want to teach kids entrepreneurship, allow them to interact and ask questions from entrepreneurs. Make them do role plays and involve them in activities that requires proactively reaching out to people and asking them questions like what problem are you facing?
Kids spend majority of their time in school. Hence entrepreneurship learning must be an integral part of the school curriculum. Entrepreneurship education cannot be pursued in isolation.
There are 3 essential components of early entrepreneurship education – mindset, skills, and knowledge.
An entrepreneurial mindset is empathetic, observant, and open. Having a growth mindset is also an important characteristic of an entrepreneurial mindset.