Kidtrepreneurs @ Market

Problem-solving ★★★★★ Creativity & Innovation ★★★★★ Communication ★★★★★ Teamwork ★★★★★

"Kid-trepreneur Market" has a key difference compared to a traditional market: it allows children to be little entrepreneurs. We encourage parents to let their “kidtrepreneurs” rack their brains and unleash their imagination so that learning can happen outside the classroom. Let children decide how to run the stalls, for example on things like pricing, stall layout, and whether to sell products, food or games, etc. Kids can then communicate their ideas to parents, and work together as a team to make their entrepreneurial dreams come true.

This experience of creating a project from scratch not only helps unlock children's imagination, creativity and aesthetic sense, it’s also a great chance for them to practice their planning and logical ability. On the event day, children can try their hands on salesmanship and handling payments, practise interpersonal communication skills and learn in an interactive setting. It is a precious chance for children to learn and grow in ways that schools do not provide.

Online Registration : https://forms.gle/JbRhfCXDNvK1Wi1E6

Registration fee: $950 / 2 days (Each Booth)

Participation certificate: each participating child will be rewarded a Kidtrepreneur Certificate. The event will also give out the Best Looking Stall Award, Most Popular Stall Award, Best Idea Award, Most Polite Stall Owner Award, etc., to be voted by all the stall owners. Awards will be given to first, second and third place winners, who will also receive a medal and a present.

Equipment provided: one 120*60cm table. Stall owners can bring their own stools, picnic mats, small tents or any other decorations.

Stall quota: about 40-60 stalls

Eligibility: stall must be headed by children aged 4-15 years old. Family members are welcome to come and assist the children.

Merchandise allowed: There is no restriction to the types of items on sale. Children are encouraged to be creative and share interesting products with other kids. For example they can sell their excess toys, develop stall games or make simple food items such as refreshing drinks, desserts, snacks, etc. with their family.