Ready-made curriculum
Weekly lesson plans, slides and a teacher guide are ready from day one.
School Partnership Programme
Set up a Young CEO club at your school and bring leadership, entrepreneurship and AI literacy to your students through an extracurricular programme.
Why Young CEO Club?
Young CEO Club is a ready-made programme that plugs into your school's existing club structure. It provides lesson plans for your teachers, a gamified development journey for your students and measurable reporting for your school.
Club setup is completed in about two weeks at partner schools, and students start working on real business cases by the end of the first term.
Integration steps
We progress in four steps, from application to certification.
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1
Protocol
A partnership protocol is signed with the school management and the term calendar is set.
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2
Club Setup
A supervising teacher is assigned and the charter and orientation materials are shared.
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3
Student Onboarding
Students register according to their segment and start the programme with the first module.
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4
Certification
At the end of the term students receive certificates and the school becomes a reference partner.
What your school gains
Beyond student development, the programme also supports the school's institutional visibility.
Mentor network
Your students take part in reverse mentorship sessions with C-level executives.
Measurable reporting
Student progress and badges are reported through the coordinator panel.
National visibility
Your school is featured by name at the Summit, the Awards and case competitions.
AI modules
The prompt library and AI Challenge tasks are included in the curriculum.
International network
The representation network enables joint projects with schools abroad.
Our partner schools
A selection of the schools running the programme.
Anadolu Koleji
İstanbul
Ege Bilim Lisesi
İzmir
Başkent Fen Lisesi
Ankara
Akdeniz Kampüs Okulları
Antalya
Marmara Eğitim Kurumları
Bursa
Apply for your school
Fill in the form and our team will contact you within two business days for an introductory meeting.