Business camp promotes entrepreneurship among students
The Bavarian International School (BIS) is hosting an entrepreneurial business camp in conjunction with Stanford University which will see students developing ideas for Tesla and SpaceX.
25 September 2017
In cooperation with the renowned Stanford University of California, Bavarian International School (BIS) is organising a ‘Business Academy’ for all students who are interested in how business ideas are developed.
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Each participant will be assigned to a business team and will have the opportunity to become a leader of a department such as management, marketing, distribution and finance.Five business days will be focussed on developing new business models, either the new Tesla electric car or a SpaceX project.The camp will culminate in the individual teams presenting their ideas to their competitors on 3 November 2017, hopefully inspiring the next generation of business leaders.
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Business Academy partnered with Google
The English-language workshop, to be held from Monday 30 October to Friday 3 November 2017 at the Haimhausen campus of the school, is for 11 to 15-year-olds who want to prove their entrepreneurial skills.The Business Academy is being organised by ‘Camp BizSmart’, an entrepreneur academy that has had great success in America. Camp BizSmart is partnered with multiple award winning companies such as Google, automotive manufacturer Tesla, US space company SpaceX, innovation-makers Spark Labs and the Swiss battery company Battere.It was described by CNN as one of the ‘most unique’ camps of its type for students.Learning how leading companies develop business ideas
The participants – supervised by BIS and Stanford University teachers – will be shown how the world's leading Silicon Valley companies develop business ideas and how they transform them into consumer goods or services using the ‘Learn Do Check Act’ learning model developed by General Electric. The participants will learn how to act on a business idea, from market and competition analysis to design development and the development of prototypes, financing plans, sales and marketing concepts – the A-Z of a business model is worked out within a competition.In addition, the students will learn about the ways of working in companies: team building, conflict resolution, decision making, business ethics and presentation techniques.Related stories:
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Each participant will be assigned to a business team and will have the opportunity to become a leader of a department such as management, marketing, distribution and finance.Five business days will be focussed on developing new business models, either the new Tesla electric car or a SpaceX project.The camp will culminate in the individual teams presenting their ideas to their competitors on 3 November 2017, hopefully inspiring the next generation of business leaders.
How to register
To register for the camp, contact Dr. Rohan Skene, deputy headmaster, Bavarian International School via e-mail: r.skene@bis-school.com or phone: +49 8133 917 274.Application deadline: 13 October.Time: Monday 30 October to Friday 3 November 2017 from 9 am to 5 pm (last day until 3.30 pm)Location: Campus Schloss Haimhausen, Hauptstr. 1, 85778 Haimhausen (Dachau)Cost: €850 per participantTo read more about how the Bavarian International School is inspiring and challenging young minds, click here.For related news and features visit our Education & Schools sectionAccess hundreds of global services and suppliers in our Online Directory
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