Coming Soon: Session · Nov 2026 — Apr 2027

EIB is where students build wearables

We bring all the essentials of launching a company into one immersive course — so you can turn vision into reality.

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Toronto French School

IB Economics Faculty at Toronto French School

EIB is a 5-month business course and incubator designed for students who want to make a real impact.

Aimed at future leaders, built around a case study where you pick a product to develop. We teach the fundamentals — supported by alumni and parents who have achieved in business and the professions.

WHAT IS EIB
WHAT YOU BUILD THROUGH EIB

Three things every student walks away with — and it's not just a business.

A curriculum's worth of

BUSINESS
KNOWLEDGE

Our curriculum is validated by leading faculties and covers the essentials of business and entrepreneurship

Real-world

LEADERSHIP

Take ownership of your education and your business

Build connections in

A NETWORK

Mentors and alumni from business and the professions — a community that wants you to win.

COHORT AT A GLANCE

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Toronto French School

North York, ON

The program's founding chapter, run alongside IB Economics with examined IB teachers — fitting seamlessly into the existing school framework.

SessionDecember - April
Format2 phases · 18 weeks
EligibilityLevels 1-5, by application
Tuition$650
24
students per cohort
18
ventures launched
$15K
pitch-night funding pool
24
alumni & parent mentors
Student success stories · Toronto French School, previous cohorts
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Avani C. — Love You Glow
Founded Love You Glow

Other programs will be done in 3 to 6 months, but EIB is something I can keep.

Avani C.
Cohort '25 · Continued venture after the course
TWO-PART PROGRAM STRUCTURE

A clear, staged path from idea to investment.

Read how the method works — results from our first cohorts →
Phase 1 · 12 hrs

Fundamentals of entrepreneurship

10 weeks

Textbook knowledge, case studies, and the technical foundation needed to succeed — supported by invited mentors from the school community.

Phase 2 · 8–16 hrs

Incubation phase

8 weeks

Design and develop an MVP within a budget, with user testing and in-class support. Access to laser cutter, 3D printer, and prototyping resources.

Culminating · 2 hrs

Two live events

MVP Expo + Pitch Event

Student Expo: showcase work and receive real customer feedback.
Pitch Event: selected students pitch for funding from a $15,000 pot.

THE SESSIONS

A nine-chapter arc from a raw problem to a live investor pitch.

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01Problem IdentificationFind a problem worth solving
02Problem ValidationInvestigative Journalist
03Ideation & SolutionsShape a focused solution
04Exit Strategy & SuccessSerial Entrepreneur
05Building the MVPUX Designer
06Monetization & Business ModelPrice, margin, model
07Legal BasicsProtect the venture
08Traction & Go-to-MarketBehavioural Psychologist
09Narrative & InvestmentAngel Investor
KEY SPEAKERS

Learn from seasoned founders, investors, and operators.

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EIB is where students build what's next.

Submit your application to join the next cohort. Seats are limited and selected through review.