Student Entrepreneurship
Programs

Engaging Students in a Learn-By-Doing, Real-World Setting

Imagine your students as problem solvers, active learners, and fully engaged. We help schools and districts bring this vision to life through a suite of student entrepreneurship courses that you can integrate into your current curricular offering.

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Explore Uncharted Learning Programs

Level up your current course progression, create a CTE pathway, or reinvigorate business education, social studies or STEM. These programs are comprehensive yet flexible.

Elementary School | Grades 4-5 The freshINCedu program provides a way for young students to be exposed to (and empowered by) entrepreneurship. Students work in teams to develop a product, pitch their idea, and launch their business. Learn More

Middle School | Grades 6-8 The mxINCedu program empowers middle school-age students with the tools and mindset it takes to be an entrepreneur. Students work in teams to identify a problem to solve, create a product concept, pitch the idea, and iterate based on market learnings and the e-commerce selling experience. Learn More

High School | Grades 9-12 The INCubatoredu + ACCELeratoredu high school programs engage students in real-world business entrepreneurship education led by teachers, mentors, and coaches from the community. Learn More

High School | Grades 9-12 The MobileMakersEdu + MobileMakersStudio programs immerse students in app development led by teachers and supported by current, working iOS experts. Learn More

Empower Your Educators Educators of all disciplines learn to integrate entrepreneurial practices into their existing courses. Teachers gain skills and access to practical resources to revamp existing courses—infusing entrepreneur thinking and tools. Learn More

We Understand That Every District Has Unique Needs and Budgets

We can work with you to find the best fit.

The Uncharted Difference

Authentic
Students learn and practice industry-based skills in a real-world environment (not a simulation)
Experiential
Project-based learning leads to better engagement and deeper learning
Connected
Students will stay connected to the community, industry, and “the what” and “the why” of what they are learning

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Empower Students,
Ignite Educators

Uncharted Learning’s approach empowers students, ignites a new flame for educators, and engages entire communities.

Students learn and apply business start-up practices and concepts to projects they’re passionate about. They build, test, learn, apply, and embrace the cycle of experimentation, which is core to entrepreneurship and is a great training ground for life. They get comfortable with failing and learning from failure. Working in teams and being supported by a dynamic mix of teachers, coaches, and mentors, all translates to deeper learning and skill-building.

“I learned to love making mobile apps. I knew that iOS programming could be my avenue for affecting the world.”

Gabby E.,
MobileMakersEdu Bootcamp Student

Gaby, a MobileMakersEdu bootcamp student was invited to WWDC on scholarship - one of 350 out of the 6000+ who submitted. "Apple’s WWDC 17 was one of the best experiences of my life. I made new app-developing friends from the US, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, India, Vietnam, Ireland, and all over the world. So many opportunities opened up for me."

“Teaching this course has had a dramatically positive impact on me as a teacher, as well as the students I serve.”

Kurt Wismer,
INCubatoredu Teacher, Horace Mann High School, WI

“My app, DIALOG, combines everything I need into one app - as a diabetic...to manage my life.”

A Hersey High School student learned to code, and used this skill to tackle a challenge he faces daily. DIALOG is all you need in one app for diabetics - a database and a calculator and a sugar log - all tools needed to manage a healthy lifestyle (when eating out at restaurants) for type 1 and 2 diabetics. The iOS mobile app he created is now offered on the App Store for others to access.

John D.,
Hersey High School, Arlington Heights, IL

Student Entrepreneurship Programs