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Launchpad Juniors:

Teens Build Real Businesses.
Not Just Learn About Them.

An in-person, 8-week entrepreneurship program for middle and high school students (ages 11–18) in Ashburn, Herndon, & Sterling.

An in-person, 8-week entrepreneurship program for ages 11–18 in Ashburn, Herndon, & Sterling.

Middle school student presenting a business idea during an entrepreneurship program
High school student practicing confident communication during a youth entrepreneurship class

Program Details
Ashburn, Herndon, & Sterling Students

Winter 2026 In-Person Cohort
February 4 - March 25, 2026
Wednesdays 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

$350 / Total for 8 Weekly Sessions

* Spots are limited to keep sessions small

Have questions before enrolling?
Talk to the Founder on WhatsApp

How Students Grow

This isn’t about learning just entrepreneurship — it’s about how students think, speak, and see themselves.

Student explaining an idea confidently after building a real project

They speak with confidence — because they’ve built something real

Teen making independent decisions during a business planning exercise

They stop waiting for instructions — and start making decisions

Student holding a completed project and smiling confidently

They begin to see themselves as creators — not just students

Trusted by Parents. Proven in Real Classrooms

Real students. Real discussions. Real growth — every week.

★★★★★ 5.0 rating from parents on Google. Read reviews

Students collaborating around a table during an entrepreneurship class
Teen students discussing ideas and receiving feedback in a real classroom
Students presenting business concepts during an in-person youth program

What Students Actually Do

A clear journey from idea to confident presentation — in real classrooms.

Phase 1: Problem Hunting

Students start with real problems — not random ideas.
Teen students holding early prototypes they built during the program

Phase 3: Business Logic

Students make decisions about pricing, customers, & trade-offs.
Teen confidently pitching a business idea during a presentation session

Phase 4: The Pitch

Students pitch their ideas and defend their thinking.

Phase 2: Fast Prototyping

Students build early and test their ideas with real people.
Students identifying real-world problems during a guided entrepreneurship workshop
Student presenting business decisions and trade-offs during class discussion

Why Entrepreneurship Matters — Especially Now

The future will reward students who can think, adapt, and create — not just follow instructions.

THE WORLD IS CHANGING

The future belongs to creators — not just job seekers

WHY START EARLY

These skills are easiest to learn as teens — before fear sets in

WHAT CHANGES STUDENTS

Building something real rewires confidence and thinking

A Note From The Founder

I created Launchpad Juniors because I’ve seen how powerful it is when students are given the space to think independently, build something real, and trust their own ideas.

 

This program complements school by giving students a practical space to build confidence, communication, and decision-making.​​

 

I work closely with every group and care deeply about each student’s experience. If you’re wondering whether this program is right for your child, I’d be happy to talk.

Founder of Launchpad Juniors speaking to students during an entrepreneurship session
Founder standing with students after completing their business projects
Amit Sachdeva
Founder, Launchpad Juniors
Frequently asked questions

Contact Us
Not sure if the program is the right fit? Ask questions about curriculum, age fit, schedule, or learning outcomes. We are here to help. 

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