The FutureBuilders Project delivers an intensive four-session experience designed for aspiring young innovators ready to tackle real-world challenges.
4 intensive sessions, 2 hours each
Maximum 12 students
14-21 years
Lead industry mentor plus dedicated assistant facilitator
None – designed for all skill levels
August 2, 16, 23, 30
2:00PM - 4:00PM GST
Students explore case studies from Google, Slack, and LEGO, learning how successful companies identify real-world challenges. Through collaborative discussions and empathy exercises, participants develop human-centered thinking skills. Teams choose meaningful problems from education, gaming, or community sectors that resonate with their interests and experiences.
Teams conduct focused research by interviewing potential users and gathering insights about pain points and opportunities. Using structured frameworks, participants synthesize findings and define clear problem statements. This investigative phase builds analytical skills while maintaining flexible timelines, allowing teams to progress at their own pace.
Armed with user insights, teams rapidly sketch ideas, make decisions, and create testable prototypes using accessible digital tools. Students build low-fidelity versions of their solutions and gather feedback from real users. The development process remains adaptable, with mentors providing guidance as teams navigate challenges and iterate concepts.
Teams prepare compelling presentations showcasing their journey from problem identification to prototype testing, highlighting key insights and lessons learned. Students develop professional communication skills while demonstrating how their solutions address real user needs. This culminating phase celebrates collaborative achievement and builds confidence for future innovation challenges.
Fees $1,050.00 & only 12 Seats left!
Led by Rae Yeap, Senior Innovation Lead at OMRON Healthcare, this project provides direct access to professional expertise in user-centered design, digital product development, and global innovation strategies. With over a decade of experience pioneering SaaS platforms and leading international teams, Rae brings real-world insights that bridge the gap between classroom learning and professional practice.
An intensive four-session program where students learn the Google Ventures Design Sprint framework by creating digital prototypes that solve real-world problems. Participants work directly with industry professionals to develop user-centered solutions from concept to tested prototype.
This program is designed for students aged 14-21 with interest in product design, innovation, or technology. No prior technical experience is required – our framework is designed to guide participants of all skill levels through professional methodologies.
You’ll develop a digital product prototype including user research findings, solution prototypes, testing data, and a professional presentation. Your final deliverables will be suitable for college applications and demonstrate authentic problem-solving capabilities.
Yes, all participants who successfully complete the program receive official documentation of their participation and can use their project work as portfolio assets for academic and professional applications.
No technical background is necessary. The Google Design Sprint framework is specifically designed to enable anyone to create and test digital product prototypes using accessible tools and methodologies that don’t require programming knowledge.
Concord Tower, 11th Floor – Al Sufouh,
Dubai Media City, Dubai – United Arab Emirates.
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