Five days. Small teams. Students identify a problem, design a response, build a simple product and website, work through the numbers, and test whether the idea holds up in the real world.
Too old for little-kid camp. Too young for a summer job. Ready to build something real.
Five days. Small teams. Students identify a problem, design a response, build a simple product and website, work through the numbers, and test whether the idea holds up in the real world.
Too old for little-kid camp. Too young for a summer job. Ready to build something real.
Students ages 10-13 already notice products that fail, chores that take too long, websites that confuse people, and problems no one has fixed.
Build Week gives that instinct a structure.
Over five days, students move from a problem to a testable idea. They do the work in small teams, with a clear responsibility inside the project.
Learning outcomes
This is design thinking, financial literacy, and AI used on one real project.
Money is not taught as a separate lecture. Students use it to decide whether their own idea can work.
Students learn to observe what people do, identify friction, and improve an idea through evidence rather than guesswork.
Students use AI as a practical build tool. It helps them research and prototype faster; they remain responsible for the choices, evidence, and final work.
The Money Club.Org is a nonprofit with open-book finances. Tuition goes toward the venue, operations, instruction, and the student build experience. Families can review the working operating budget and see how the model is funded.
The Money Club.Org is a nonprofit with open-book finances. Tuition goes toward the venue, operations, instruction, and the student build experience. Families can review the working operating budget and see how the model is funded.
Goal date: June 1, 2027.
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Build Week takes place at UTSU Student Commons, 230 College Street in downtown Toronto.
Students work in a classroom-based setting guided by program leadership and student mentors. The Money Club.Org is not a University of Toronto program and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Toronto.
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