Auscamp — Entrepreneurship

My 12-year-old attended the Auscamp Entrepreneurship program in Melbourne, and overall, it was a solid experience. The instructor, Sarah, really engaged the kids with hands-on activities like building a mock business plan and pitching their ideas. My son loved working in a small group, which made it easy for him to share his thoughts and get creative. However, the drop-off process was a bit chaotic, with a lot of parents arriving at the same time, so I recommend arriving early to avoid the congestion. Pricing was reasonable for the value they provided. My child came home excited about business concepts and even made a new friend in the process. I would definitely recommend this program for other kids interested in entrepreneurship, but just be prepared for the somewhat hectic start.

My 12-year-old participated in the Auscamp Entrepreneurship program in Melbourne, and overall, it was a solid experience. The classes take place every Saturday morning, which worked well for our schedule. My child particularly enjoyed creating a business plan for a fictional lemonade stand, which sparked a lot of conversations at home about real-life applications. The instructor, Sarah, was very engaging, encouraging teamwork and creativity among the kids. The small group size meant my child got more attention, which was a plus. However, there were often long lines for check-in each week, which could be a hassle. Despite this, I believe this program is a worthwhile opportunity for kids interested in business concepts. My child came home excited and eager to learn more, so I would recommend it with some minor caveats.