Discover business & entrepreneurship
in high school
Venture Camp is where ambitious high school students gain real-world skills and launch their own businesses.
Now enrolling for 2024-2025 entrepreneurship programs. Join from anywhere! đ
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Gain experience and stand out by taking action in the real-world
Sonny Mo
Sonny was co-founder at Bloom and studied at Brown University
Christina P
Summer 2024 Cohort - Founder of Hue Harmony
Shobha Dasari
Shobha is the co-founder of Flair Health, a Y Combinator-backed startup, and studied at Stanford
Find a Venture Camp program that's right for you
Mentorship from a world-class network of young founders and industry leaders
During our Venture Camp programs, students work closely with dedicated instructors who will guide them through the process of launching their own business or making an impact on an existing one.
In addition to each student's dedicated guide, they will learn from and connect with a world-class mentor network of experienced founders and industry experts.
Mentorship from a world-class founder and industry network
During Venture Camp, teens get instruction, do 1:1 mentorship, have office hours, and hear talks from entrepreneurs and business leaders.
Engaging bootcamp experiences
During Venture Camp programs, teens receive instruction, get 1:1 and small-group mentorship, have office hours, and hear talks from entrepreneurs and business leaders. All while creating their own business or solving a high-impact problem for a leading startup or company.
Establish a robust foundation for college and your future career
At the end of every Venture Camp program, youâll be equipped with real-world business skills that drive success in college and your future career.
Learn from real entrepreneurs and technologists by building in the real world
Ben also taught the Management of Technology course at The Wharton School. Today, he continues to support motivated and passionate college students and young entrepreneurs.
Ben graduated from the Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology between Wharton and UPenn.
Alex also co-founded Pilot, a non-profit that hosted nation-wide high school hackathons to teach students how to code. He ran these events in 14 different cities, with several events reaching 200+ students and 30+ mentors.
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Alex was a part of Y Combinator S17 and graduated from the Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology between Wharton and UPenn.
Join a network of ambitious and passionate student entrepreneurs
Applications to interview for Venture Camp's Winter 2024 programs are now openâapply today.