With curriculum time getting busier and busier, a great way to inspire and empower students is before and after school with extracurricular programs for students. Our after school programs are fantastic at doing this and allow us to get students thinking big and focussing on cross-curricular, project-based learning as they tackle challenges, build skills and work on projects that get them thinking about the world around them and the exciting opportunities open to their generation.
With everything from designing future cities to launching influencer brands, building businesses, working with technology and more, we have a range of standard programs to choose from, or we're able to customise a program to your school community. Our after school programs typically run for 6-8 weeks and cost $30 per student per week.
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Join us at the Young Entrepreneurs Hub where you will take your business from idea to reality!
Our Young Entrepreneurs Hub has been designed to help high school students build, launch and grow their own small businesses while they're still in school. With workshops hosted at the WeWork Co-Working Space, and facilitated by the BOP team, this is a great opportunity for young entrepreneurs wanting to take the next step on their business journey.
The hub is open to all students from across South-East Queensland looking to bring their business to life.
Build
Build Your Business Basics With Masterclasses On Branding, Product Design, Business Models, Website Design And More!
Launch
Bring Your Business To Life With Support From Our Team Of Industry Experts And Our Rockstar Mentors.
Grow
Work Towards Your Goals As You Grow Your Sales, Build Your Customer Base And Take Your Business To The Next Level.
The Program
The Young Entrepreneurs Hub is predominantly run over the school holidays with four days of workshops available for students each holiday break.
Hosted in the WeWork Co-Working Space at 310 Edward Street, Brisbane City, and facilitated by the BOP Industries team, these workshops typically consist of hands-on masterclasses, one on one mentoring for students, and dedicated work time for students to apply their learnings.
During the school term, students are able to access support through virtual check-in calls with the Young Entrepreneurs Hub team to track progress, ask for connections, and gain feedback on key business decisions.
Students are welcome to attend sessions as frequently as they progress through their business journey.
How To Get Involved
All Young Entrepreneurs Hub programs are open to grade 7-12 students from across South-East Queensland with all programs run in person in Brisbane City.
Students are able to get involved in the Young Entrepreneurs Hub in the following ways:
- Through Your School: Select schools across South-East Queensland have fully funded places available for their students. Get in touch to see if you're school is involved.
- Applying For A Funded Position: We have some fully funded places available for students passionate about bringing their business ideas to life. Find Out More Here.
- Purchasing A Ticket: All of our holiday programs are open for students to purchase a ticket to attend.
There are no prerequisites to joining the Young Entrepreneurs Hub and attending a session. All we ask is that you are passionate about business and willing to learn!
Meet Our Young Entrepreneurs
Tollz
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Artimal
Artimal is creating customised pet and animal portraits, posters, stickers, and art with a portion of all sales being donated to help save animals in welfare shelters.
Write In Green
Write In Green is focused on all things sustainability and privacy as they create recycled notebooks, with each cover created from a collage of used paper.
Reborn
Reborn aims to support people struggling with the grief of losing a loved one by creating customised, personal jewellery to help keep them in your thoughts.
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Hopstop
Hopstop aims to eliminate the stress and worries of the planning and booking phase of travel with travel guides, regular travel articles, and a curated weekly newsletter.
Savvvy J
Savvy J has been designed to create stylish, affordable clothing and accessories for young people in the local community.
Funded Positions
Thanks to our community partners we have funded positions that are available for high school students across South East Queensland wanting to bring their business ideas to life! Submit your application for your chance to receive a fully funded place to the Young Entrepreneurs Hub.
Greater Springfield Chamber Of Commerce
On a mission to support business in the Greater Springfield region, the Greater Springfield Chamber Of Commerce have funded eight places in the Young Entrepreneurs Hub for students in their local community.
Eligibility Criteria:
- You Are A Grade 7-12 Student
- You Attend A School In The Greater Springfield Region
- You Have An Idea For A Business, Or A Business Already Running
If that sounds like you, make sure to submit an application today!
Kelvin Grove State College
With young people wanting to build their own business while still in school, the team at Kelvin Grove State College have funded a select number of places in the Young Entrepreneurs Hub for year 9-12 students of KGSC wanting to build their own businesses.
Eligibility Criteria:
- You Are A Grade 9-12 Student
- You Attend Kelvin Grove State College
- You Have An Idea For A Business, Or A Business Already Running
If this sounds like you, make sure to submit an application today!
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Office Of The Queensland Chief Entrepreneur
Working to help develop entrepreneurial capability across Queensland, the Office Of The Queensland Chief Entrepreneur have funded eight students to join the Young Entrepreneurs Hub.
Eligibility Criteria:
- You Are A Grade 7-12 Student
- You Attend A School In Queensland
- You Can Attend In Person Workshops In Brisbane
- You Have An Idea For A Business, Or A Business Already Running
If this sounds like you, make sure to submit an application today!
Logan City Council
As they work to prepare young people for the workforce of the future, Logan City Council have funded a select number of places in the Young Entrepreneurs Hub for students across the Logan region wanting to build their own businesses.
Eligibility Criteria:
- You Are A Grade 7-12 Student
- You Attend A School In The Logan City Council Region
- You Have An Idea For A Business, Or A Business Already Running
If this sounds like you, make sure to submit an application today!
Apply Now
If you're a high school student with a business idea that you would love to bring to life, we'd love to have you join us at the Young Entrepreneurs Hub! If you fit the eligibility criteria for one of the funded positions above, make sure to submit your application below:
Thank You To Our 2022 Young Entrepreneurs Hub Community Partners
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