For students of the MiniBoss and BigBoss business schools, as well as those from the Royal British School, Leonardo, and Einstein schools, the autumn break proved to be more than just a time for rest—it was an opportunity to gain new knowledge, enjoy vivid experiences, and acquire practical skills.

During the school break, students attended a number of engaging workshops at various companies, as well as educational excursions. Each event offered the children an opportunity to learn about the operations of different organizations, discover the nuances of various professions, and see how ideas are transformed into real-world projects and products.

Within the framework of the program, the participants took part in workshops led by representatives from the travel agency "Bir hereket," the perfume shop "Arome," the Japanese restaurant "Asushi," the clothing retail chain "DÄP," and the express delivery company "Express-pizza." A creative workshop was held for them at the design studio "Studio-22," while at the "Duman" showroom, they were introduced to the world of jewelry art.

As the organizers note, it is especially valuable that the young students not only observed the professionals at work but also took part in engaging hands-on activities—trying their hand at various tasks, asking questions, and discovering new fields of interest.

According to the organizers, such events help foster curiosity, creative thinking, communication skills, and an entrepreneurial mindset. After all, real business begins not just with theory, but with the ability to spot opportunities, ask questions, and embrace the challenge of trying something new.

The autumn break has come to an end, but the young participants will carry new ideas, knowledge, and inspiration with them as they continue their journey toward greater achievements, the organizers note. They also extend their thanks to all the companies and their representatives for their hospitality, engaging meetings, professionalism, and contributions to the development of the next generation of entrepreneurs.

Background

MiniBoss and BigBoss are part of an international network of business schools for children and teenagers, with over 70 branches across 27 countries. The curriculum includes the development of original student business projects, mentorship, and participation in startup forums and international championships. In Ashgabat, the schools have previously hosted a startup forum where students presented their projects to investors and experts.

Leonardo Art School brings together creative activities for schoolchildren. Einstein Science School is a science school for children. Royal British School in Ashgabat provides English language courses for children.

The coworking center "Ish Nokady" serves as the representative for MiniBoss, BigBoss, and Leonardo in Turkmenistan. As one of the first coworking spaces in the country, it also develops educational projects for children and teenagers.

For registration and further information, please call: +993 12 46 81 65 (“Berkarar” Shopping Center) or +993 63 485380 (“Arkach” Shopping Center).