EARLY ACCESS
Be part of the first chapter.
Join the interest list for launch updates and opportunities to explore Create a Venture as it develops. A small first step toward a more practical way to learn entrepreneurship.
FOR THE PEOPLE HELPING IDEAS GROW
Tell us how you'd like to use it.
Parents and guardians, educators and program leaders, and adult first-time founders are welcome to join.
Joining is free. No payment details, learner account, or paid commitment are involved. We'll share actual product options and terms before asking anyone to enroll.
Under eighteen? Ask a parent or guardian to join on your behalf. Please do not enter a child's name or email in this form.
Explore what we're buildingA FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you join.
Who is Create a Venture for?
We’re designing the first experience for teens ages 13–17 with parent or adult-facilitator support. Parents, educators, and adult first-time founders can join the waitlist. If you’re under 18, ask a parent or guardian to sign up.
Do I need an idea or money to start?
You can start by exploring your interests and talking to people about problems they need solved. The guides will encourage existing resources and simple tests first. Some business activities have real costs or requirements; learn what applies before committing.
What will the experience include?
We’re developing practical guides, task boards, timelines, worksheets, worked examples, and deliverables that connect learning to action. The website previews the concept; the full learner workspace is not available yet.
When will it launch, and what will it cost?
The launch date, available formats, and pricing are still being shaped. Joining the waitlist is free and does not reserve a paid place or enroll you in a subscription. We’ll share details before inviting anyone to purchase.
How do parents stay involved?
Parents help review progress and handle decisions about accounts, customer contact, publishing, payments, and spending. We’re designing clear review points so adults can support the work without needing to be business experts.
Does the program guarantee a first sale?
No. Customer demand and results vary. The goal is to learn how to test an idea, deliver useful work, understand the money, and make a thoughtful next decision—even when that decision is to change the idea.