Kids business program

Business Classes for Kids, Ages 7 to 13

Kids Learn Biz is a live, online business class for kids ages 7 to 13. In one hour, with at most 8 kids in the group, your kid turns something they already like into a business idea and leaves with a customer, a price and a pitch. It costs $50, once.

Ages

7–13

Length

60 min

Format

Live online

Group

Up to 8

Price

$50 once

Refund

Up to 24h before

What A Business Class For Kids Should Teach

The useful part is not business vocabulary. A kid should leave with four things they made themselves, and be able to explain their business to you in a sentence.

• 01 · An idea

  That starts with them

  A first business should start with something a kid is already into, like slime, football cards or baking. They bring it with them, and by the end of the hour they have locked in a business idea built around it.

• 02 · A customer

  One real person

  A business needs someone to buy from it. We help kids work out who would actually buy their idea, and name the one person it is for.

• 03 · A price

  That holds up

  What a thing costs to make, what to charge for it, and what is left over: kids work out their costs, price and profit, and whether the idea holds up as a business at all.

• 04 · A pitch

  Said out loud

  A name, a message, and a pitch they say out loud to the group. By the end they can explain their business to anyone in forty seconds, and to you in a sentence.

How To Choose A Kids Business Program

Kids business programs come as self-paced video courses, weekly clubs, camps and live workshops. Whichever you look at, these are the questions worth asking. Here are our answers.

Is it live, or a recorded video?

Live. Rushil and Kashni run every session themselves, and with eight kids at most, everyone talks.

How many kids are in the group?

8 at most.

What does your kid have at the end?

An idea, a customer, a price and a pitch: a mini business concept they can explain to anyone in forty seconds. You get a recap the same day.

How much do you have to commit?

One hour and $50, paid once. No subscription. The Starter Lab is optional, and we only tell you its price after the first session.

Who teaches, and why them?

Rushil and Kashni, who started building things at nine and seven and built Youth for Yoga, where kids teach kids yoga. Ruchi, a CPA and MBA, shapes what gets taught.

What happens to your child's information?

Kids never give an email address; they sign in with a join code and a PIN you pick. There is no analytics or ad tracking on the site.

Who owns what your kid makes?

Your kid does. Every idea, name and business a child creates belongs to them and your family, and anything they earn is theirs too.

What if it isn't a fit?

Full refund up to 24 hours before. And if your kid attends and you think it was not worth it, tell us why. We would rather refund you than have you feel sold to.

After The Workshop

The hour is a start, not the whole thing. Here is what carries on afterwards.

• Included

  A Biz Builder account

  Your kid keeps it: the Idea Builder, quests that run from a first idea to a first real sale, and somewhere to track what they make and sell.

• Optional

  The Starter Lab

  Four more sessions built around the same idea. Nothing to decide today: we write to you about it, with the price, after the first session.

• Between sessions

  A grown-up nearby

  Several quests involve talking to real people, so they are meant to be done with you. Real money changes hands between your kid and their customer, with you supervising.