Edmund Rice Camps — Entrepreneurship

I enrolled my 12-year-old son in the Edmund Rice Camps' Entrepreneurship program in Sydney, and overall, it was a positive experience. The group was small, which allowed for more personal interaction with the instructor, Sam, who was enthusiastic and genuinely interested in the kids' ideas. My son was able to create a mock business plan for a video game-themed cafe, blending his love for gaming and entrepreneurship. He came home excited and more confident in his ideas. However, the pickup process was a bit chaotic; we faced long lines each week, which was frustrating after a long day. Still, the positive atmosphere and well-planned activities made it worth it. I recommend this program for parents looking for a creative outlet for their kids, just be prepared for a slightly hectic pickup!

My 12-year-old daughter attended the Edmund Rice Camps Entrepreneurship program in Sydney, and overall, it was a solid experience. The instructors, particularly a fellow named Tom, were genuinely engaged and provided insightful feedback on the projects. My daughter had the opportunity to craft a business plan for a sustainable snack company, which sparked her creativity and enthusiasm. The small group size really allowed for personalized attention, something I appreciated. One downside was the long lines during drop-off; we spent about 15 minutes waiting to check her in, which was a bit frustrating on busy mornings. Still, I believe the skills she learned about entrepreneurship were worthwhile, and she even made a friend in the process. While there are a few minor issues, I would recommend this program for any creative child interested in business.