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ENT\105

Entrepreneurship

Duration

12 weeks

Load

4 hours / week

Ages

14–18

Group

12 students

Starts

Sep 8, 2027

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Overview

[ ENT\105 ]

Find a problem. Test it.

Find a problem. Test it.

Find a problem. Test it.

Launch it.

Launch it.

Launch it.

Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking: notice a problem, ask real people about it and build the smallest thing that helps. This course practices that loop.

Students interview customers, build a prototype and try to make a first sale. By week 12, each team presents what worked, what failed and what they learned.

Spotting real problems

Customer interviews

Prototyping fast

Pricing basics

First sales

Telling the story

Young shop owner arranging products in her store

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Syllabus

[ Week by week ]

Week by week.

Weeks 01–04

Find the problem

4 lessons

Weeks 01–04

Find the problem

Weeks 05–08

Build the smallest thing

4 lessons

Weeks 05–08

Build the smallest thing

Weeks 09–12

Launch

4 lessons

Weeks 09–12

Launch

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Your teacher

[ Faculty ]

Portrait of Sara Okoye, Entrepreneurship

“I don't need them to start a company. I need them to stop waiting for permission.”

Sara Okoye

Started two companies and sold one. Teaches ENT\105 and runs the customer interview lab.

\04 — Enroll

Seats for fall:

Seats for fall:

Seats for fall:

9 of 12 left.

9 of 12 left.

9 of 12 left.

Included in After-school

$490 / month

Included in Summer intensive

$1,900 / 6 weeks

Free trial class

Any Saturday

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