World Explorers, Brooklyn — Entrepreneurship

I recently enrolled my 9-year-old son in the World Explorers entrepreneurship program in Brooklyn. Overall, it was a solid experience, though there were a few hiccups. The program covers various aspects of running a business, and my son particularly loved the project where he designed his own snack brand and created a marketing plan. The instructor, Jake, was clearly passionate and engaged the kids well, sparking their creativity. However, the pickup process was a bit chaotic, with long lines forming outside as parents waited. If you can manage that, the small group size allows for more personalized attention, which is a plus. My son came home excited about entrepreneurship and even made a new friend who shares similar interests. I’d recommend this program for any creative child looking to explore business concepts, just be prepared for some wait times at pickup.

We enrolled our 9-year-old in the World Explorers entrepreneurship program in Brooklyn, and overall, it was a solid experience. The instructors, like Sarah, were genuinely engaged and encouraged the kids to think creatively about their business ideas. My child built a small lemonade stand prototype and even pitched it to the group, which was a highlight for us. The small group size allowed for more personalized attention, which I appreciated. One downside was the cost; while the program was enriching, we ended up spending extra on materials and snacks that felt unnecessary. Pickup was smooth, which is always a plus for busy parents. If you have a creative child who enjoys hands-on activities, this program is worth considering, but be prepared for some additional expenses along the way.