The fourth season of the kidpreneur programme will take children from school-based learning and mentorship to a national pitch finale - and, for the first time, the big screen.
Key takeaways
Goodday KidSTART 4.0, Malaysia's largest kidpreneur programme, returns with an expanded curriculum to foster creativity and problem-solving skills in young students. The initiative includes workshops, mentorship, and a national finale, alongside a new film inspired by the participants.
- The programme grew from 340 participants in its first year to 8,000 students by Season 3.
- It is recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as the country's largest kidpreneur programme.
- Participants must submit a one-minute video introducing themselves and their business idea to enter.
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(Goodday Milk pic)KUALA LUMPUR: A good idea can start anywhere - including in the mind of a child wondering how something around them could be done better.
That is the thinking behind Goodday KidSTART 4.0, which returns for a fourth season with an expanded programme aimed at helping young Malaysians develop creativity, confidence and practical problem-solving skills.
Recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as the country’s largest kidpreneur programme, KidSTART began with 340 participants in its first year and reached 8,000 students by Season 3.
This year, the programme will take participants through school roadshows, workshops, bootcamps and mentorship before culminating in a national finale. For the first time, the journey will also extend to the big screen through a film inspired by the programme and its young participants.
