Phase 1
Find a problem
Interview real people and separate an assumption from a need.
All challenge studios
Full-day challenge studio
Entrepreneurship
Find a real problem and earn the right to call the solution valuable.
Why it matters
Entrepreneurship combines empathy, numbers, communication and persistence. The market gives honest feedback: a clever idea is not enough unless it helps someone.
What learners practise
- Customer discovery
- Prototyping
- Pricing
- Sales
- Learning from rejection
Inside the sessions
Problem interviewsRapid prototypesBaht-based unit economicsSales practiceMarket-day operations
A sample studio arc
The pace adapts to the available time. Day Studio terms can develop the arc over several weeks, while Intensives compress it into focused full days.
Phase 2
Build the offer
Create a simple product or service and calculate what it costs.
Phase 3
Face the customer
Pitch, hear no, observe behavior and change the offer using evidence.
Phase 4
Run the venture
Prepare inventory, roles, pricing and a final live selling event.
A visible capstone
A final challenge families will remember.
A market-day competition where learner and parent teams must earn real customer interest, then explain the numbers behind the result.
Where it happens
Built around the challenge.
Indoor venture studio, outdoor market setup and opportunities to learn from San Kamphaeng's local businesses and makers.