SocialPreneur Lab
SoPreLab provides the SocialPreneur® Lab, a complete youth entrepreneurship program for K-12 educators that combines a structured curriculum with a crowdfunding and e-commerce platform. Students learn business fundamentals and then launch real campaigns and sell products in a public marketplace, with facilitator training supporting effective implementation. The platform showcases student-created items like candles, rugs, and storybooks to real supporters and customers.
- Education Technology
- Commerce & Shopping
- Software Only
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
K-12 students often lack structured opportunities to learn entrepreneurship through hands-on business creation. Traditional classroom instruction rarely provides the practical experience, funding mechanisms, or market access needed to turn student ideas into real products and ventures.
Solution
SoPreLab provides the SocialPreneur® Lab, a complete program that equips educators with a youth entrepreneurship curriculum alongside a crowdfunding and e-commerce platform. Through this integrated approach, students learn business fundamentals and then put them into practice by launching campaigns and selling products in a real marketplace. The platform supports the full journey from idea to execution, with resources designed specifically for school and youth organization settings. Facilitator training ensures educators can effectively guide students through the entrepreneurial process, while the public-facing marketplace and crowdfunding pages allow students to reach actual supporters and customers.
Target Audience
Primary customers are K-12 schools and youth organizations seeking to implement an entrepreneurship education program for their students.
Features
- Structured youth entrepreneurship curriculum designed for K-12 classroom integration
- Built-in crowdfunding platform where students can raise funds for their project ideas
- Integrated e-commerce marketplace for students to sell their created products
- Facilitator and teacher training resources to support program implementation
- Public showcase of student-created projects and products, with live examples including candles, rugs, hot chips, and storybooks