My WhizBiz Kids experience

So, there's this camp that helps kids explore their inner entrepreneur. In this camp, campers, or partners, learn how to start their own business by gathering market research from one of our locations (mentioned on the website). With that research, they come together and work on the prototypes for their camp to sell. After they decide on a product, we bring in two investors called piranhas (not at all based off of any popular tv show). The campers present their product and get the piranhas to invest. If the piranhas invest, the campers use the money to buy supplies and create their products. At the end of the week, they get to take home however much money they earned, dividing it up to the campers.
I, however, was the only apprentice, or staff member, there, so I had to do 11 jobs by myself! And here are a few of them:
I had to give the camp leader all of the handouts for the week, which was my most often job today. I almost did not make it on the Business Idea Development​ paper, but everything worked out. I also had to get the charts to the leader. The first one was the rules, or agreements, of the camp. The second was one that I had to make for the Breakdowns. A breakdown is something that you messed up on, so you then have to state the Impact and how you will fix it in the future, or the breakthrough. After you finish filling it out, you get to press Edison, which is a button that also flashes and it says "That was easy". The other big thing that I had to do was get all the T-shirts set out and mark all that we had in inventory.
And that was my first day as an apprentice!

https://whizbizkids.com/