Applications are now open for the first Bizkids market in Perth. Location - Baillie Hill - East Vic pack Time - 10am - 2pm Date - Saturday 3rd October Apply through this link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdF4v2CuIMCNgTSeiVcwsngsehlTTEFW1Hqeqde7XwuHJrxKQ/viewform?usp=header let me know if you have an quesitons.

The idea behind BizKids is pretty simple... We want to help kids become more capable by giving them real-world experiences. Starting a small business. Creating something they're proud of. Talking to customers. Solving problems. Learning that it's okay to make mistakes. Confidence isn't something we can simply give our kids. It grows when they discover for themselves what they're capable of. That comes from trying something new, stepping outside their comfort zone, and achieving something they never thought they could. That's what BizKids is all about. This community is where I'll be sharing ideas, behind-the-scenes updates as we build BizKids, and opportunities for kids and families to learn, grow and eventually get involved in BizKids Market events. We're only just getting started, so thank you for being here from the beginning. Your ideas and feedback will help shape this community as it grows. Feel free to reach out or post in the group if you have any questions. 👇 Say hi in the comments or Make a post. I'd love to know: 📍 Where are you from? 🚀 Does your child already have a little business, or if they started one tomorrow, what would they love to create or sell? 🌱 What's one thing you're hoping your child will gain from being part of BizKids? Looking forward to building this with you! – Darien

I'm currently planning the future of BizKids and, rather than guessing what parents want, I'd love to build something that genuinely helps families. We already have the BizKids Markets... But what else? Using entrepreneurship as the vehicle, what else would help your kids learn those real life skills that can't get from a classroom? Imagine you have been a part of BizKids for 6 - 12 months. What would "success" or "progress" look like for your child? It doesn't have to be about business. It could be confidence, resilience, communication, independence, financial skills, problem solving... or something completely different. What would make you look back and think, "That was one of the best things we ever did for our child"? I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.