Today's teenagers are ones born in a world has been desperately calling for solutions to long-known problems: leaving behind the age of warfare, advancing in the medical and scientific fields, preserving the world's nature, and so on and on. Most teenagers engage into this seeking of solutions one way or another, and they do so not necessarily for the sake of the world, but rather for the sake of maintaining its rationality, maintaining a range of relevant reasons to be alive.

This generation has grown up with access to the Internet. They know all too well that their predecessors have no valid far-sighted plan for saving the world and ensuring that humanity prospers and develops. They are not as attached to political ideologies and would rather follow a figure like Elon Musk than a veteran ideologist from a governmental structure, and there is no mystery as to why.

The world has changed since those had been relevant. Economy no longer must rely on wars to be stable, but ecological issues have come to pose a much greater threat than they used to. Now it is obvious that the world lacks not resources needed for perfecting itself, but rather a comprehensive plan for their allocation.

We wish to unite the teenagers with novel ways of thinking from all across the world over pragmatic aims: the development of international partnerships and establishment of new businesses. They will engage in discussions with us, that will revolve around the most pressing problems humanity is facing, while solving real-life business cases and acquiring the skills and knowledge they need to be relevant in the 21st century.

We offer a course of remote international partnership that will assist our students in learning to look for and develop ideas for international business projects, as well as help them the skills necessary for effectively working with international partners via online platforms. By the end of the course, the students will have developed their very own international startup models.

It may all sound difficult, but that is not necessarily so.

What an international startup is supposed to be, is a unique business idea intended for scaling, meaning, the only difficulties that might arise are related to finding such an idea and the means for marketing and distribution. Every country has its own specificities when it comes to realizing startups, and therefore in the teams we set up for the course we will teach some to come up with ideas and test their relevance, and others to look for the most efficient ways of ensuring the idea is heard and receives attention.

Throughout our course you will learn to analyze markets, develop business-models of international projects, communicate in an international team and test your ideas with your real international target market. All of that, while living the unforgettable experience of working in an atmosphere of healthy competition and cultural awareness with your peers from different countries.

With this experience and these skills, you will undoubtedly not only be relevant in todays world, but take a step ahead of the curve too.