Future Entrepreneurs
Skills to Succeed in the Future Economy
An engaging and interactive entrepreneurship education program for ages 9-16
An Entrepreneurship Program designed for the Leaders of Tomorrow
We are preparing our youth for jobs that don't exist yet. And with the current climate around the world the best education that a child can receive is one that cultivates an entrepreneurial mindset.
Future Entrepreneurs works with youth from an early age to instill that mindset and to ensure that they are prepared for the future by giving them the tools to build their own.
What you will learn in this course
- How to identify a problem to solve
- How to develop an entrepreneurial idea
- How to develop the Business Model Canvas
- How to develop a prototype
- Marketing of products
- What it takes to have a solid team
- Financial understanding

Course Modules
The course is comprised of 9 main modules with 2 additional optional modules. One session takes place every week.
Module 1 - Identifying their problem
Module 2 - Research and design thinking
Module 3 - Developing the idea
Module 4 - Business Model Canvas
Module 5 - Customer research
Module 6 - Building a prototype
Module 7 - Branding, Marketing and Advertising
Module 8 - Team Building
Module 9 - Financial Overview
Module 10 [Optional] - Investment
Module 11 [Optional] - Final presentation
About Helen Al Uzaizi
Helen Al Uzaizi is leading change in education throughout the MENA region as CEO and Founder of Future Entrepreneurs Global, an online social platform for teaching youth entrepreneurship and life skills.
Helen's leadership in entrepreneurship education for children between the ages of 9 and 16, has been adopted by public, IB, and underprivileged schools in the UAE and in Jordan. Most importantly, her work has impacted over 10,000 young learners.
Helen also works with GEMS: creating a curriculum integrating entrepreneurship, innovation, and social impact for students in kindergarten to their senior year. Most recently, Helen was part of the national program 'The Entrepreneurial Nation' leading the school-aged children's program (Grade KG1 - 12) to develop the entrepreneurial mindset amongst children and youth.
Arabian Business recognizes Helen as one of the UAE's Smartest 100 People and 50 most influential women in the Arab world. She recently received the ‘Social Impact Award’ by Entrepreneur Middle East & RIISE in 2019. She received the Young Business Leaders Award from Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashed on behalf of Mowgli as CEO, the Social Enterprise of the Year 2017 by Ta’atheer, and the Best Kids Entrepreneurship Program in 2018, 2020 and 2021 by MENA Markets.
Helen is also the mother of two girls, an Ironman 70.3 finisher, triathlete, and an adventurer who believes in making dreams come to life.”








About Us
Future Entrepreneurs Global is an online entrepreneurial educational platform for children and youth around the world. We aim to teach elementary and middle school children ranging from age 9-16 on how to run a business through our entrepreneurship programs.
Our mission is to empower children to become the 21st-century leaders by awakening their entrepreneurial spirit, inspiring them to become the architects of their futures, and giving them the confidence to transform their world. We believe that learning entrepreneurship at a young age is crucial. Therefore, we are striving to reshape education as many children are not being taught these important skills.
“They developed my daughter’s entrepreneurship skills & reinforced the values of teamwork & cooperation.”
-Zaina Ashour, Jana’s Mom.
“Julius enjoyed himself a lot, he was looking forward to every session, and took it very seriously. I think he got a good overall feel of the different aspects of running a business.”
-Ad Struijk, Julius’s Dad.
“It was a new experience that ultimately exposed the students to the world of business…”
-Alia Al Husseiny, IB PYP Program Coordinator.
“In today’s connected world, kids should be more concerned with how things work rather than how much information they can retain.”
-Omar Samra.
