"Four skills schools don't teach"

#2: Problem-Solving Over Rule-Following

One-third of today's jobs will disappear or transform. Your child won't succeed by being "good at school."

The gap: Kids need to spot problems without answers and create solutions without manuals.
The result: Schools reward followers. The world rewards leaders.

#3: Real Stakes, Not Memorization

Kids memorize facts 6 hours daily, then forget 90% within weeks. But give them a real challenge—designing a brand, pitching a product—they're engaged for hours.

The gap: School lacks context and purpose. AI-proof careers require creativity, critical thinking, and leadership.
The result: Kids pass tests but can't apply knowledge to real life.

#1: How to Sell Themselves

Every career requires persuasion—getting hired, winning clients, pitching ideas. Engineers pitch investors. Doctors explain treatments.

The gap: Schools teach memorization, not persuasion.
The result: Smart kids who panic at "Why should we hire you?"

#4: Hands-On Learning

The average teen's attention span is 8 seconds. Schools respond with more lectures. Your child zones out.

The gap: Active challenges that feel real. When kids solve Nike's branding problems or defend their business ideas, they focus voluntarily.
The result: Kids aren't learning about business—they're doing business.

What Actually Happens in Young CEO Hub

The only program in Sharjah where kids don't just study busines they build it, brand it, and pitch it..

Step 2: Find a Real Problem

No fake worksheets. Your child identifies an actual problem and tests it:

• Will people pay to fix this?

• Who needs this solution?

• Can I make this happen?

Result: Kids create solutions independently.

Step 1: Study Real Companies

Skip textbooks. Investigate Nike, Tesla, or Apple:

• What problem did they solve?

• Why did customers care?

• How did they make their first sale?

Result: Kids think like entrepreneurs.

Step 4: Pitch It Live

Present to peers—defend it under pressure:

• Answer tough questions unprepared

• Justify pricing and strategy

• Think clearly under fire

Result: Shy kids argue passionately for their business.

Step 3: Brand Like a Professional

Build a complete brand—logo, pitch deck, marketing:

• What will customers remember?

• How do I reach them?

• What makes me different?

Result: Real products with professional branding.

Before Young CEO Hub:

Waits for instructions

Gives up when stuck

Afraid to speak up

Can't explain "why"

After Young CEO Hub:

Creates their own path

Troubleshoots independently

Pitches with confidence

Defends their thinking

Whether your child needs weekly skill-building, immersive experiences, or you want to bring entrepreneurship to your school.

Online Classes

200 AED/month

Expert-led live sessions with personalized feedback, real industry guest speakers, and professional mentorship

4 sessions monthly (90 min/week)

Ages 10-15 | Learn from anywhere

Watch your child build a real business they can be proud of—every single month

In-Person -

250 AED/month

Hands-on learning with peers: interactive sessions where collaboration, creativity, and entrepreneurship come alive daily

Ages 10-15 | Sharjah, UAE

4 sessions monthly

Learn face-to-face, compete, present, build friendships

Workshops

Contact for pricing

20-day transformative program (4 weeks)

Hands-on learning with real business projects

Interactive sessions with industry guests

Ages 10-15 | Perfect for summer/holiday breaks

More than a summer program—it's four weeks that unlock your child's entrepreneurial potential

Three Ways to Join Young CEO Hub

Led by Charles Aloysius

20+ years transforming ideas into impact:

• Former TV anchor (Doordarshan Chennai)

• Worked with Mammootty & Mohanlal

• Chief Creative Officer for 600+ brands

His philosophy: "Most 12-year-olds can recite facts. But can they solve problems? Young CEO Hub turns them into bold thinkers who learn by doing."

"What Parents Say"

"The transformation was unbelievable. He went from shy to confidently presenting his tech startup. Skills I never learned in 20 years of education."
— Parent, Sharjah

"My daughter sees problems as opportunities now. She's started two projects at school."
— Parent, Dubai

"This isn't just a summer camp—it's a mindset shift."
— Parent, Sharjah

"Frequently asked Questions"

Is this just for future entrepreneurs?
No. Every career needs these skills—selling ideas, solving problems, communicating effectively.

My child is shy. Will they struggle?
Shy kids often thrive because they're presenting their idea, not performing a script.

What if they don't have a business idea?
Perfect. We guide them through ideation using real-world case studies.

How is this different from school projects?
School projects teach following instructions. We teach creating them.

What age is best?
Ages 10-15. Old enough to think critically, young enough to be moldable.

Your Child's Future Won't Wait

The skills they need aren't in textbooks. They're here.