Big ideas.
Real-world impact.
Think like an entrepreneur. Connect with the real world. Create a venture.
Turn your curiosity, interests and ideas into projects with real-world relevance — a three-day entrepreneurship adventure where teams explore problems that matter, learn from industry experts and build skills for the future.
Discover · Create · Build · Pitch
- Ages 14–16
- 23–25 Nov or 26–28 Nov 2026
- 9:00 am–2:00 pm
- Lunch included
- The Centrepoint, Orchard
- S$650
23–25 Nov or 26–28 Nov 2026, Monday to Wednesday.
Why Choose Youth Enterprise Holiday Camp?
Why this programme matters
Today's young generation has more knowledge, technology and opportunities at their fingertips than ever before. Youth Enterprise helps them put their curiosity and ideas into action, becoming confident creators, problem-solvers and decision-makers.
Through one hands-on team project, students investigate a real-world problem, speak to potential users, develop and test a solution, and explore how it could become a business. They work out costs and pricing, create a brand and marketing approach, and pitch their ideas to an audience.
With guidance from industry experts, students develop an entrepreneurial mindset and skills they can carry into their studies and future lives.
One project that brings learning together
- Research and feedback from real users
- An approach developed through international school programmes
- A project students can explain, demonstrate and pitch
What students leave with
- A defined real-world problem and target customer
- Primary research findings and user feedback
- A prototype developed, tested and improved during the camp
- A brand name, tagline and simple marketing approach
- An understanding of cost, price, revenue and profit
- A completed team pitch and live Q&A experience
- An individual Founder Portfolio and reflection
The Three-Day Journey
A sample agenda — activities are subject to refinement.
- Day 1
Discover and Create
- Explore real-world problems and opportunities.
- Form teams and choose a problem to investigate.
- Learn ways to research users, ask useful questions and assess information.
- Use design thinking to develop an initial solution.
- Day 2
Build and Test
- Develop a prototype or project concept.
- Gather feedback and improve the solution.
- Explore customers, value proposition and a simple business model.
- Consider costs, pricing and revenue.
- Begin preparing the team’s pitch.
- Day 3
Refine and Pitch
- Refine the project and business thinking.
- Prepare a clear presentation and practise answering questions.
- Present at the final project showcase and pitch session.
- Receive feedback from invited industry experts and reflect on the learning.
A Day at Youth Enterprise Holiday Camp
A sample timetable, subject to refinement. Each day runs 9:00 am–2:00 pm, with a one-hour lunch break from 12:00–1:00 pm.
Day 1Discover and Create
- 9:00–10:15Team challenge, problem hunting and defining a meaningful problem
- 10:15–10:30Short break
- 10:30–12:00Research methods, user interviews and understanding customer needs
- 12:00–1:00Lunch break — lunch included
- 1:00–2:00Turn research findings into insights and develop an initial solution
Day 2Build and Test
- 9:00–10:15Design thinking and building an initial prototype
- 10:15–10:30Short break
- 10:30–12:00Test and improve the prototype; develop a simple business model
- 12:00–1:00Lunch break — lunch included
- 1:00–2:00Financial literacy: costs, pricing, revenue and profit; branding and marketing
Day 3Refine and Pitch
- 9:00–10:15Presentation skills, storytelling and pitch structure
- 10:15–10:30Short break
- 10:30–12:00Build the pitch deck, refine the project and receive coaching
- 12:00–1:00Lunch break — lunch included
- 1:00–2:00Final project showcase: team pitches, live Q&A and feedback from invited industry experts
Build the mindset and skills to create, adapt and thrive in a changing world.
Entrepreneurial mindset
Recognise opportunities, take initiative, learn from challenges and turn ideas into action.
Research and inquiry
Ask questions, gather information and understand real-world needs.
Critical thinking
Analyse information, consider different perspectives and make thoughtful decisions.
Design thinking
Develop, test and improve creative solutions.
Business fundamentals
Explore customers, value, business models, costs and revenue. Discover how businesses work and develop a foundation for a growing interest in entrepreneurship, business and economics.
Teamwork and collaboration
Share ideas, take on roles and solve challenges together.
Communication and public speaking
Explain ideas clearly, build confidence and practise pitching.
Adaptability and resilience
Respond to feedback, refine ideas and approach challenges with a growth mindset.
Guidance from people who’ve done it
Students receive guidance from industry experts. Connecting with experienced professionals helps them see how ideas apply in the real world, consider different perspectives and develop their ventures.
Photos of experts guiding students during previous Stratena programmes.
Our Young Founders in Action
Photos of student projects, teamwork and pitching from previous entrepreneurship programmes.
Your Venture Journey Can Continue
All students enrolled in the holiday camp will have the opportunity to participate in our upcoming Inter-School Youth Venture Entrepreneurship Event, where they can collaborate and showcase their projects alongside teams from other international schools in Singapore.
- 1Complete the holiday camp
- 2Continue developing the project
- 3Collaborate and showcase at the inter-school event
Your Ideas. A Real Audience.
The programme concludes on Day 3 with a project showcase and team pitches to invited industry experts. Students explain the problem they identified, introduce their solution, share their business thinking and respond to questions — a chance to practise public speaking and receive constructive feedback.
The Most Popular Entrepreneurship Programme in Singapore’s Leading International Schools
Our entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial mindset programme has become a popular choice among students and parents at leading international schools in Singapore, including UWCSEA, North London Collegiate School (Singapore), Canadian International School, Dulwich College (Singapore), German European School Singapore (GESS), Stamford American International School and St. Joseph’s Institution International (SJI International).
We’re excited to bring this approach to a hands-on holiday camp, helping more young people connect classroom learning with the real world.
What Parents and Students Say
Feedback from previous Stratena programmes.
Parent Voices
“We’ve seen her confidence grow, and that’s something no textbook can teach.”
“It was truly a meaningful experience, and Eden gained a great deal from the entire programme.”
“The entrepreneurship programme is an excellent co-curricular activity, giving students the opportunity to do something different, meaningful and real.”
Questions, answered
The things families ask us most.
Does my child need previous business experience or knowledge?
What will students create?
What happens at the final showcase?
How do industry experts participate?
What should students bring?
How can my child participate in the inter-school event after the programme?
How do I register?
Register online via our registration form, or contact us on WhatsApp at +65 8941 2627 or email admin@stratena.info.
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Limited spots available
Give your ideas a place to grow.
Ages 14–16 · 23–25 Nov or 26–28 Nov 2026 · 9:00 am–2:00 pm · Lunch included · The Centrepoint, Orchard, Singapore · S$650