At Venture Camp, we believe that the spirit of entrepreneurship starts young.
We are dedicated to teaching kids the fundamentals of starting and running a business. Through hands-on activities, creative projects, and mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs, our campers discover the thrill of turning ideas into reality.
Whether your child is a budding innovator or just curious about the world of business, Venture Camp offers a fun and supportive environment where they can explore their potential, learn valuable skills, and make lifelong friends.
Join us for an unforgettable journey where imagination meets action, and the entrepreneurs of tomorrow are made today!
Venture Camp is for curious and creative young minds aged 10-15.
No business idea? No problem! If you love learning new things, enjoy a good challenge, and want to have fun while building real-world skills, this camp is for you.
Come with an open mind—leave with big ideas! 🚀
A Week of Entrepreneurship
Each day, we introduce a key concept in starting a business through interactive sessions. Participants learn from guest speakers, engage in hands-on activities, and refine their business ideas throughout the week.
By the end of the week, participants will have the confidence and skills to turn their ideas into reality!
The registration form includes information on our policies.
Choose your dates and location.
Complete the registration form and pay online.
Held at the MUN Center For Entrepreneurship
July 7th-11th
9am-4pm
40 Artic Ave. Engineering Building
Held at the MUN Center For Entrepreneurship
July 21st-25th
9am-4pm
40 Artic Ave. Engineering Building
Held at the Arthur Irving Entrepreneurship Centre
July 14th-18th
9am-4pm
5907 Gorsebrook Ave.
Amelia and Faith, the creative minds behind Occasionally Cards, a business focused on creating affordable and fun pop-up greeting cards, captured the judges' attention with their innovative product. The cards offer a delightful surprise at an accessible price point, making them a hit with potential customers. Amelia and Faith’s ability to
Amelia and Faith, the creative minds behind Occasionally Cards, a business focused on creating affordable and fun pop-up greeting cards, captured the judges' attention with their innovative product. The cards offer a delightful surprise at an accessible price point, making them a hit with potential customers. Amelia and Faith’s ability to combine creativity with affordability was a winning combination, securing them a well-deserved victory.
At the end of every week, camp participants have the chance to pitch their ideas to judges for a chance to win $1000 to help them launch their business.
Mati Gutierrez, the entrepreneur behind Yum Bakery, an empanada bakery with cooking classes for kids. Mati impressed the judges with a well-crafted pitch that clearly articulated her vision. She also presented a solid financial plan, showcasing her understanding of cost management and profitability. Her attention to detail and strong busi
Mati Gutierrez, the entrepreneur behind Yum Bakery, an empanada bakery with cooking classes for kids. Mati impressed the judges with a well-crafted pitch that clearly articulated her vision. She also presented a solid financial plan, showcasing her understanding of cost management and profitability. Her attention to detail and strong business fundamentals earned her the top spot in the competition.
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