Foundation Live on Google Meet Certificate

STAR KID — Innovator Programme for Ages 8 to 18

Sixteen sessions. Think like an innovator, build a prototype, file a real patent.

A structured innovation programme for children. Over sixteen live sessions your child learns how inventors actually think, builds a working prototype, understands the basics of starting and funding a venture, and finishes with a patent application filed in their own name.

Duration
16 sessions over 8 weekends (2 days a week)
Level
Ages 8–18
Who it is for
School students aged 8 to 18, and their parents

What you will be able to do

  • Think like an innovator: spot problems worth solving and question how things work
  • Turn an observation into a defined, buildable idea
  • Build and test a physical or digital prototype
  • Understand what can be protected, and why disclosing too early destroys it
  • Grasp the basics of starting a venture: customers, cost, price and profit
  • Present an idea confidently to an audience
  • Finish holding a filed patent application in their own name

What we cover

9 modules, delivered live over 16 sessions over 8 weekends (2 days a week).

  1. 01

    Sessions 1–2 — How inventors see the world

    Curiosity as a skill. Taking familiar objects apart. Spotting the problems everyone has stopped noticing. Keeping an inventor's notebook, dated and signed.

  2. 02

    Sessions 3–4 — From problem to idea

    Defining a problem precisely. Generating many solutions before choosing one. Judging which ideas are actually buildable by a child, with the materials available.

  3. 03

    Sessions 5–6 — Has someone already done it?

    A child-friendly introduction to searching. Using Google Patents and the IP India portal to see whether an idea already exists — and what to do when it does.

  4. 04

    Sessions 7–8 — Designing the solution

    Sketching, dimensions, and thinking about materials. Making a design that someone else could actually build from your drawing.

  5. 05

    Sessions 9–10 — Prototyping

    Building a working model from accessible materials — card, 3D printing, basic electronics or a simple app, depending on the idea. Failing, and iterating.

  6. 06

    Sessions 11–12 — Testing and improving

    Does it work? Letting other people try it. Recording what went wrong and changing the design in response.

  7. 07

    Sessions 13–14 — Protecting the idea

    What a patent, design and trademark each protect. Why you must not post it online before filing. Preparing the invention disclosure with a patent agent.

  8. 08

    Session 15 — Business basics for young innovators

    Who would buy this and why. What it costs to make and what it could sell for. Profit in plain arithmetic. What a startup is, and where money comes from.

  9. 09

    Session 16 — Demo day and filing

    Each child presents their invention to parents and a panel. The patent application is finalised and filed in the child's name.

Who teaches it

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Dhruv Brahmbhatt

Managing Director

Dhruv Brahmbhatt is the Managing Director of MYCrave Consultancy & Services and an entrepreneur, innovator, IP consultant, and public speaker. Under his leadership, MYCrave has educated over 2,00,000 individuals, established 70+ IPR cells, and filed more than 22,000 intellectual property applications.

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Reserve your seat

Send us your details and we will confirm your seat, share the payment link and email you the Google Meet joining details.

Prerequisites: None. Curiosity and regular attendance are what matter.

Questions? Call +91 76006 90996 or email info@mycrave.co.in.

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