Learn Everywhere is a NH State Department Dept of Education program allowing students to get credit for courses taken outside schools. Zero2Maker and Zero2Entrepreneur are recognized by this program
Zero2Maker
Build creativity, confidence, and competence through this experiential program in design, technology, fabrication, and communication.
Zero2Entrepreneur
Seek valuable opportunities, develop viable solutions and learn to launch ventures to capture value. Build leadership skills for managing projects and companies.
Framework
Are Entrepreneurs Born or Made?
With our Entrepreneurship Development Framework, we accelerate students beyond regular schooling to learn competencies and skills that will serve them for a lifetime. Go from learning how to hack things, to problems, to opportunities.
Past Collaborators
Testimonials
“The exposure to Zero2Maker Program has opened his eyes in making and accelerated his interest in car designing.”
“The experience at the workshop helped me kick start my foray into entrepreneurship & put me ahead of the game by at least 2-3 years”
” One month of practical learning, working in the ground reality of society shaped my perspective. It made me realize how using these skills to help the community can bring a big change. Today, I am a thriving social entrepreneur that touched a few lives from my experiences. “
“The session helped me understand the wider potential of what design can do. It helped me reorient my goals, and the experience ultimately was beneficial for me to get accepted into India’s premier design institute (NID).”
“ My key takeaways were ideation through systematic problem identification and customer centric product development. My journey during the course was so impactful that I actually launched the product that we were working on during the sessions. ”
“ I learnt how to push the limit and break rules. This was significant because as a career management consultant and chartered accountant, we’re primed to optimize things within constraints. What if we invalidate the constraints and turned them into assets instead.”