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Fareaux (camper)A Lot More Fun than You Would Think If a student asked me about my experience w money club I would say that it was entertaining a lot more fun than you would think. Jared held our attention & gave good feedback |
Ty Bertrand (parent)A Practical Program at a Fair Price If parent asked me about my experience w money club - I thought it was a good practical program & Jared was organized & a good communicator. I also thought the price was fair. |
Nilaan (camper)A place to learn business I think the money club is a place where you can learn about how to do business, how to make sure it’s profitable and when to pivot. |
Minora Arnold (parent)Our kids really enjoyed it Hi Jared, A huge thank you for all your efforts with The Money Club! Our kids really enjoyed it and are will be running a full blown ice cream stand operation today and tomorrow, supported by market/financial analysis, a rolled out marketing strategy, pre-packaged inventory and many of the other principles ... Show More |
Gaelle Fodjo (parent)Thank you for this much-needed Money Club program! Hi Jared, Thank you so much for putting together this much-needed Money Club program for the kids. As an entrepreneur myself, I understand how valuable it is to introduce children at a young age to entrepreneurship and teach them how to create businesses that are meaningful, impactful, and sustainable. ... Show More |

These distinctive summer camps in Toronto are ideally targeted at awakening and developing teens’ financial awareness, taught at their level, through a hands-on four-week project. Held on campus at U of T, at the UTSU Student Commons, it’s also an ideal introduction to the university setting. Designed for kids ages 11–16, this instructor-led camp blends financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and design thinking. Students work in teams to design a product or service, research potential users, explore pricing and costs, and test how their ideas could succeed. Over the course of the camp, they refine their idea, improving product design and preparing for a final showcase where they present what they built and explain why it works. They learn practical concepts like wages, expenses, margins, and how businesses sustain themselves, but they also acquire skills in collaboration, presentation, and critical thinking.
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