This module introduces young learners to emotional awareness and empathy through stories, play, movement, and art. It helps children understand their own feelings, recognize others’ emotions, and build positive social interactions—laying the groundwork for confident, emotionally intelligent communication.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Recognise and name basic emotions in themselves and others
• Manage big feelings like frustration or excitement through calming techniques
• Use simple language to express their needs and feelings
• Develop empathy by identifying how others might feel
• Show kindness and patience during group activities
• Work cooperatively with others and resolve minor conflicts with guidance
• Demonstrate emotional confidence when facing new situations

This module encourages early leadership skills in young children through creative and social activities. It helps them express ideas, make simple decisions, and understand cooperation, while building empathy and confidence through stories, games, art, and role play.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Identify personal strengths and emotions and recognise them in others
• Take initiative during play and learning activities
• Communicate ideas and listen actively in group settings
• Make simple choices and explain their reasoning
• Show responsibility by taking care of materials and supporting peers
• Participate in group problem-solving and collaborative tasks
• Recognise the importance of fairness, turn-taking, and shared goals

The “My First Project” module is designed for preschool-aged children and introduces them to teamwork and the process of bringing their very first project ideas to life.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Learn who an entrepreneur is
• Understand the concept of a team
• Practice setting goals
• Discover what a product and a service are
• Explore the idea of a target audience
• Conduct their very first simple research to collect information
• Learn what cost price means

This module introduces children to entrepreneurship through a fun, hands-on project. They’ll explore idea generation, planning, creating, and presenting a product or service. Through stories, games, and teamwork, children develop creativity, problem-solving, and curiosity—culminating in a Project Portfolio that captures their journey.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand what a project is and how it is structured
• Generate ideas based on needs, interests, or problems they observe
• Describe and visualise their project idea using drawings and simple planning tools
• Work collaboratively in pairs or groups, sharing tasks and responsibilities
• Create a simple product or model using available materials
• Present their project idea confidently to classmates or parents
• Reflect on their experience and improvements using their Project Portfolio

Children will embark on a magical journey through the Kingdom of Finance.
During the sessions, the children will support King Luminar as he works to restore order and rebuild the economy of his realm.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Discover what society is and how it is organised
• Learn about the concept of money, its history, and its role in everyday life
• Understand the basics of production and its key stages
• Explore the world of trade and how it works
• Get to know what it means to be an entrepreneur
• Find out what factors influence a country’s prosperity

The Financial Literacy module helps children explore key financial knowledge and skills through a playful and engaging format, aimed at developing smart money management habits.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• The properties and functions of money
• The differences between cashless payments, digital money, and cryptocurrency
• How to keep their financial transactions safe
• How the banking system operates and what core banking products exist
• How to create a personal budget
• How to set personal financial goals
• What taxes are and why they matter
• How state welfare systems work (pensions, benefits)
• How money flows within a company

TRIZ is a methodology for inventive problem-solving. At a stage in life when children are building their understanding of the world, TRIZ techniques help them develop creative thinking, overcome fear of the unknown, and view problems as solvable challenges.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Learn to turn problems into innovative, out-of-the-box solutions
• Understand systems and identify subsystems and supersystems
• Recognise helpful and harmful functions within a system
• Practise resolving contradictions
• Get acquainted with an innovation algorithm
• Learn to imagine creatively—with purpose and direction

The goal of this module is to explore urbanisation challenges through an accessible and engaging format that includes group activities, role-playing, and storytelling.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the concept of “smart urbanism” and its core principles
• Learn about smart city elements and how the Internet of Things (IoT) supports urban living
• Identify key urban development challenges in Russian cities and explore ways to address them
• Get acquainted with the “Accessible Environment” programme and its implementation
• Discover what city branding is and what tools are used to shape a city's brand
• Learn the foundations of social entrepreneurship

The My Company module is designed to help children create their very first business.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Learn how to start their own company and what’s required to make it happen
• Explore company structure and get familiar with key departments
• Understand the role and functions of a commercial (sales) department
• Use tools for market research, such as SWOT analysis, competitor research using the 4Ps model, and surveys
• Discover how an advertising campaign is planned and launched
• Understand the objectives and setup of a company’s finance department
• Practise creating a simple balance sheet and business budget
• Learn how the HR department operates

The Customer Development module consists of two key sections:
”I am a Customer” and ”I am an Entrepreneur”.
Within each section, children explore economics from two different perspectives.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Their rights and responsibilities as customers
• What supply and demand mean
• How to shop effectively and responsibly
• What the production process involves, including costs and price formation
• How businesses earn money

The Internet of Things module introduces children to the use of modern technologies in entrepreneurship. Throughout the course, students explore how IoT impacts everyday life and how integrating these technologies can significantly boost a business’s efficiency and performance.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Learn what the Internet of Things is and how it works
• Explore how smart homes are designed and function
• Understand how a digital business is structured
• Discover smart technologies used in education, healthcare, and environmental protection

The "My First App" module was developed in collaboration with SAP, a leading global provider of enterprise software. This course offers children a deep dive into the world of mobile app development and helps them understand the full process from idea to publication.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• The history and evolution of mobile apps
• The different types of mobile applications
• How App Store and Google Play platforms work
• The rules for publishing apps
• The stages involved in creating a mobile application
• How to apply the Customer Journey Map methodology
• Various app monetisation strategies
• How to use the SAP Build platform for building apps

This module is designed to help children develop an entrepreneurial mindset along with practical skills needed to organise and manage a business.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Explore the stories of well-known entrepreneurs
• Learn techniques for generating business ideas
• Get familiar with the principles of customer development
• Understand the basics of unit economics and project metrics
• Discover different ways to monetise an idea
• Learn how to build a sales funnel
• Understand the various sales channels used in modern business

The "Money and Banking" module was developed in collaboration with a bank. It helps school-age children form a basic understanding of the monetary and credit systems within a market economy.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• What a country’s monetary system includes
• Why the banking system is essential to the economy
• Which banking services individuals can use
• How to make payments quickly and conveniently
• How to use credit wisely, maintain a good credit history, and calculate loan costs
• How many accounts a business needs
• When to take out a loan to grow a business
• Where to invest temporarily available funds
• The importance of savings and how to grow them
• How to protect yourself from financial fraud
• How to create a personal financial plan

This module was developed in partnership with SAP, a leading global provider of enterprise software. It introduces students to key trends in the development of modern IT—including big data, analytics, cloud and mobile technologies, the Internet of Things, and both augmented and virtual reality.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Explore global trends in the IT industry
• Understand the concept of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Learn how emerging technologies work, including big data, IoT, AR, VR, and cloud solutions
• Gain insights into the structure and operation of a modern enterprise
• Get hands-on experience with SAP tools such as SAP Lumira, SAP Mobile Platform, and UX tools like Fiori and Build

This module focuses on developing essential skills for planning and delivering events — from concept creation to execution. Completing the module equips students with highly transferable skills that are in demand across all industries. Organising an event requires goal-setting, time management, and effective team coordination — all of which are core competencies of any modern leader.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• What an event is and why events are important for entrepreneurs
• What an event format is, and how to choose the right one
• How to plan an event and use key planning tools effectively
• How to develop an event programme
• How to attract attendees to an event
• How to work with speakers
• How to collaborate with sponsors and contractors
• How to organise the event day schedule
• What steps to take after the event concludes

This module explores both the theory and practice of advertising—from its historical development and key technologies to the real-world creation of ad campaigns and the placement of ads across various media channels.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the purpose, functions, and different types of advertising
• Learn how human memory works and what makes advertising messages memorable
• Explore the legal definition of “advertising” and how it differs from other forms of communication
• Discover the key players in the advertising industry
• Get familiar with the main advertising tools used across different segments of the media market

This module is designed to help students develop a deeper understanding of economics, economic systems, and the principles of supply and demand.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• The characteristics of international trade
• Currency systems used in different countries
• Key drivers of globalization and internationalization
• The distinction between exports and imports
• Features of open and closed economies
• Indicators of socio-economic development across nations
• Core theories of international trade
• What international economic unions and organisations are, and their roles

In this module, students will explore the hiring process from both the business and job-seeker perspectives. Designed as a career orientation experience, the course encourages each participant to reflect on their future career path.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Learn about different types of organisational structures
• Understand how job interviews are conducted
• Explore the employee onboarding and adaptation process
• Gain basic knowledge of employment law
• Discover how to develop and nurture company culture
• Learn how to write a CV and a cover letter
• Understand the principles of building a successful career

Experience Management is a field focused on using both quantitative and qualitative data to measure and improve how customers and employees experience a company. This module introduces students to the structure and core processes of modern digital enterprises and shows how data collection and analytics can be used to enhance digital workflows and experiences.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand current trends in Experience Management in a global context
• Learn the concept of the modern digital enterprise
• Discover how to build effective internal communication within a company
• Explore how customer and employee experiences impact business performance
• Gain insight into customer-centric thinking
• Learn the full journey of customer engagement within a company
• Develop the ability to analyse customer needs and expectations
• Learn how to build an experience management system, including real case studies and a personal project
• Gain practical skills using SAP Qualtrics

The My Startup module is designed to develop entrepreneurial thinking and hands-on business skills. It guides students through the entire journey of launching a startup—from the initial idea to a viable, profitable business.

Students will gain insight into how to turn concepts into real business projects, learning practical tools for organisation, planning, and execution along the way.

The “Digital Marketing” module explores how to create a product or service and successfully deliver it from the producer to the consumer.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the core tools and techniques of marketing
• Learn how to develop pricing strategies and conduct market research
• Gain skills in competitor analysis and benchmarking
• Explore various sales channels for products and services
• Understand the steps involved in brand creation
• Learn the basics of logo development
• Be able to formulate a promotional strategy for a brand

This module is designed to introduce students to the core skills of a project manager—from choosing the right project lifecycle to conducting post-project analysis.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• UndeUnderstand what a project lifecycle is
• Learn the fundamentals of project management methodologies
• Gain practical experience applying flexible (agile) approaches to project management, including the Scrum framework

The Financial Management module introduces students to how financial flows are managed, how to avoid crises and bankruptcy, and how to create effective investment policies. Using a range of tools, students learn how to improve a company's financial health.

The course also covers the rules and principles of corporate financial management and explores how financial strategies are developed.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand what financial policy in a company means
• Learn different methods of financial planning
• Know how to use tools for managing corporate finances
• Understand how to manage company cash flow