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Programme d'études
Visant à favoriser l'entrepreneuriat dès le plus jeune âge, ces camps de rêve engagent les jeunes autochtones âgés de 11 à 18 ans dans un voyage immersif de trois jours à travers les bases du démarrage et de la gestion d'une entreprise et préparent nos jeunes à de futurs rôles dans le leadership communautaire, l'enseignement supérieur ou un début dans leur parcours entrepreneurial.
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Mise à jour Octobre 2025
1970+
Jeunes participants autochtones
60
Camps animés au cours des 2 dernières années.
113
Commanditaires de l'industrie & communauté
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Provinces à travers le Canada
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“The transformation I saw in the teenagers who attended the camp in Ft St John was incredible. The self confidence, entrepreneurial skills and friendships gained over the course of a few days was truly remarkable. The beaming smiles on all of their faces at the graduation ceremony showed everyone present entrepreneurial education is a must for the success of our youth.”
(Parent of Fort St John camp Youth)
“You have forever changed the lives of these young learners! You planted a seed, and they will always see this moment in time, as a pivotal change in their lives.
I truly foresee a new crop of young entrepreneurs for the shishalh nation. “
(Guy Morin - Shishalh Nation, Manager - Divisional, Education)
“Thank you for sharing your knowledge and support to our youth. Over just a few days with your program, my son shared how he pushed through his anxiety to speak up. He’s shown an interest in having a business and you gave him knowledge for his future endeavors.”
(Parent of Terrace BC camp Youth)
"It was quite wonderful moment when my daughter was pitching her new learned business skills to judges and having a business card that was created at the kids camp.
I feel the Bears Lair Dream Camps should be put into the public schools. What a fun way to learn business skills."
Parent
Cheam First Nation
October 2024
“I really liked how there was skills building such as public speaking, how to present... because I feel like they’re not only skills for today but for our lives.”
Youth Participant
Alexander First Nation
January 2024
"What a fantastic program i hope we can have them back it was amazing for the kids they learn so much about partnership, etiquete, friendship and bonds they will have for the rest of their lives, we can't wait to have you back"
Chief Bonnie Adolph
Cayoose Creek
May 2024
