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Online Bootcamp · 90 minutes

Ninety minutes to a place in the four-week live bootcamp.

A self-guided distillation of our four-week live bootcamp — built for refugee and immigrant founders. Pass a fifteen-minute test at the end and you can apply to the live cohort.

  • Three modules, twenty-five minutes each.
  • Audio narration with on-screen captions.
  • Fifteen-question test, twelve out of fifteen to pass.
  • Two-minute video application if you pass.
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What this is

A real venture program, compressed.

Founded
2023, from the Afghan Future Fund
Trained
200+ entrepreneurs in 2024–25
Partners
Antler · Rutgers Business School
Accelerator
New York · Toronto · Berlin
Window
June – August (one-week, in-person)
Investment
Up to $100,000 — travel + accommodation covered
From past cohorts

There is no template for what your business has to look like.

A few founders we’ve trained — anonymized, with permission — and the shape of what they walked out building.

Microgreens

A mosaic artist with thirty years of craft behind them came in to retrain — and walked out building hydroponics for restaurants.

Beauty

A creator who'd grown a beauty content following over seven years launched a gender-inclusive skincare brand because nothing on the market spoke to them.

Publishing

A founder reframed a literary platform as a translation marketplace once they heard what their first paying customers actually needed.

Immigration consulting

An immigration consultant productized two years of hand-held casework into a fixed-fee package that priced itself.

Fashion

A fashion founder kept their atelier producing inside a conflict zone — quality intact, deliveries running, supply chain rebuilt every quarter.

Ninety minutes

A laptop and Wi-Fi is all you need.

You don’t need a co-founder. You don’t need savings. You don’t need permission. The course is English, with on-screen captions for every slide.