Entrepreneurship Tour

Innovation on show

The Entrepreneurship Tour to the USA was a transformative experience that not only fulfilled its goal of inspiring our elevator pitches but also moved the students who attended on a deeper, more personal level.

Visiting esteemed institutions like Stanford University, Seattle University, and UC Berkeley opened our eyes to the intricate processes and passions that drive entrepreneurship.

Each lecture and interaction gave us insights that felt both profound and attainable.

Equally enlightening were our visits to the Computer History Museum and the Intel Museum in Silicon Valley, where we stood in awe of the artefacts that shaped our digital world.

These relics of innovation reminded us that every groundbreaking idea begins as a spark—one that we, too, might cultivate into something extraordinary.

Walking through the halls of giants like Apple, Amazon, and Intel was a surreal experience. It became clear that these monumental companies were once mere dreams, just like ours.

This realisation instilled in us a sense of camaraderie and hope; we found comfort in knowing that our journey, though somewhat nascent, could lead to remarkable achievements.

As we navigated this thought-provoking journey, each of us emerged not just as aspiring entrepreneurs but as individuals with newfound clarity about our paths.

I left the trip with a clearer vision of my life goals, feeling empowered to take actionable steps toward realising them.

This trip was a resounding success. It inspired not only our business ideas but also our aspirations for life, igniting a motivation within us all to chase our dreams with renewed vigour.

James Dimech
Year 11