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Contents Why Bali Page 4 About the Program Page 5-9 Co-working spaces Page 10 Process/timelines Page 11 Testimonials Page 12 Accommodation Page 13 Excursions Summary Page 14 Overview and costs Page 17 Dates Page 18 FAQs Page 19 Apply Page 21
Why Bali
Best destination in the world as voted for by TripAdvisor users
Unique culture and home to
three UNESCO World heritage
sites
Top-notch surf breaks
World-class co-working spaces
Global hub for remote workers
and digital nomads
Top learning destination
(home to world-famous Green
School)About the Startup Bootcamp program
Our startup bootcamp program includes up to 8 workshops,
accommodation, co-working space membership, excursions and access to
expert mentors to support you with your learning goals.
Developed by alumni from some of the world's best known startup
accelerators, such as Techstars and Y Combinator, our Startup Bootcamp
curriculum covers essential facets of developing a business idea to getting
it off the ground.
Over the duration of the program, you'll ideate, iterate, refine and develop
your offering before leaving with a plan to launch it at the end of the 2
weeks.
Previous business ideas include:
Giuseppe designed an app for finding local Marie-Lee developed her local food delivery
dive sites. service.
Ollie prototyped a ticket selling app. Jess developed a clothes swapping serviceWhy us
We’re a an entrepreneurial education program based in Bali.
We've carved out a reputation as the travel & education program of choice for students at
many top universities (Princeton, Oxford, Cambridge, Cornell, Berkeley), and many of our
alumni go on to launch their own businesses or work at some of the world’s most renowned
companies (Google, Amazon, McKinsey).
Workshops
Startup ideation Idea validation
Design thinking Growth marketing
Prototyping PitchingWorkshop themes Startup ideation How to develop an entrepreneurial mindset The art of startup innovation How to develop a creative practice Techniques and exercises used by the likes of Google and IDEO Design thinking The essential principles of design thinking How to incorporate design thinking into everything you create Understanding signifiers and affordances in user interface design Prototyping Get to grips with the most versatile prototyping tools Practical instruction on how to prototype your ideas How to incorporate feedback from users to inform future versions
Workshop themes Idea validation Ways to validate your idea How to create high conversion landing pages How to find communities and early adopters to validate your idea Growth marketing How to scale your startup quickly Different approaches to help you gain visibility How to identify key demographics How to measure the effectiveness of campaigns Pitching How to win over an audience in seconds Messaging for different audiences How to get media interested in your startup How to create compelling presentation decks
Mentors and Instructors
Start Me Up has a large network of mentors from across the globe. Our workshops have
been developed in conjunction with experts from the world of startups and tech.
Charlo runs a Paris-based studio with a
distributed team. He designs and builds
websites, webapps, and makes web-
documentaries aimed at discovering people
and places.
He's a seasoned designer and fullstack
developer (Javascript, WordPress) and also
a former external lecturer at ESSEC
Business school.
Charles-Louis Allizard
Danielle is a seasoned UX/UI product
designer, specializing in the fintech market.
Collectively she's helped companies raise
over 18 million in seed and VC Funding in
the last two years. Her interfaces have
serviced over 100 million users.
Data drives Danielle's designs which are
often powered by React. She believes in
staying lean and testing regularly. Danielle
works well in small teams and with first-time
founders.
Danielle Thompson
Jonny is an entrepreneur, growth marketer
and alumni of Techstars Seattle
Jonny co-founded Maptia – a living archive
of inspiring and impactful stories from
around the world ( launch was featured by
Mashable, WIRED & The Next Web).
Jonny has developed Start Me Up's Future
of Work curriculum.
Jonny MillerStartup Bootcamp Program Timeline
Pre-departure process
1 2 3
Apply Call with us Offer
Applications are A member of our We will make you a
open year-round team will contact formal offer onto
for our Startup you to arrange an the program
Bootcamp Program informational call
4 5 6
Secure your Pre-departure
Select your date
place call (8 weeks
Choose your first
Secure your place before)
choice date using
on the program To cover packing,
our online form.
with a 25% deposit visa and planning
Arrival and program timeline
Day 1 Day 1 Day 1
Arrivals (met by Presented with Transported to
a member of the welcome bag accommodation
transportation containing water and checked in
team at airport) bottle, sim card and
pin to open phone
Day 1 Day 2-3 Day 4-8
Orientation and First weekend Workshops (am) +
safety briefings excursion eg rafting Excursions/Project
/trekking. work (pm)
Day 9-10 Day 11-15 Day 16
Optional Workshops + Final pitch and
weekend Excursions closing party
excursionsTestimonials
"I came out of the workshops with an idea that I’m
really excited about. I would never have thought of it
if we hadn’t done those exercises."
Suma Kanuri, University of Michigan, US
"I found the workshops on marketing and how to target
your demographic really informative."
Ashna Jalan, University of Toronto, Canada
“I learned a huge variety of essential skills from
marketing to web development. I've also had access to
mentors and industry leaders to help me with my own
startup idea. The wealth of experiences and contacts
were invaluable.”
Ollie Rodney, University of Nottingham, UK
“It provided the perfect platform to learn what it takes to
run a startup and put together financial models.
It helped me develop the skills and knowledge to start my
own company using the lean startup methodology."
Henry Purchase, University of Bath, UK
Top-rated program on Go
OverseasWhere
Gap Yearyou'll stay
Program
Can be undertaken alone or as a precursor to the Startup Internship Program. If you
aren't studying towards a university degree (or in possession of one), you need to
complete the Gap Year Program first in order to join the internship program.
Ubud, Bali
Bali's cultural capital is a
magnet for travelers and
adventurers from across the
globe.
We work with a range of hotels, villas and guesthouses in Bali to
provide accommodation that is conveniently located to access our
workshops.Excursions
A selection of some of the excursions we offer
Mountain biking
There are great mountain biking opportunities for riders of all
levels and abilities.
Trekking
Bali offers rugged mountain treks including guided sunrise treks up a
dormant volcano.Rafting Rafting is a fantastic team bonding experience. Exploring Bali by raft allows visitors to see a completely new side of the island. Our trip travels along the Ayung River, which is the longest river on the island of Bali. It runs 68.5 km from the northern mountain ranges, allowing you the chance to explore little known valleys and cascading waterfalls. Traveling through Bali's interior by boat is always a highly rated activity that's perfect for beginners but still fun for more experienced rafters. And nature spotters will be in their element. Pay close attention and you may even catch a glimpse of a Blue Javan Kingfisher (right). Participants are accompanied by one professional river rafting guide. The experienced guide knows every detail of the Ayung river and its inhabitants.
Secret beaches of Bali Beyond the popular surf beaches of Kuta and Canggu are a string of lesser known beaches popular with snorkelers and sun seekers. Our one day trip takes in two of the best beaches in beautiful East Bali allowing you the chance to snorkel with tropical fish and swim on uncrowded beaches.
Startup Bootcamp Program
Accommodation for 16 nights
Access to expert instructors and mentors
Transport to and from airport
Meeting in arrivals hall by representative from Start Me Up
Sim card
Membership to a top-rated co-working space
Orientation training
Up to three excursions, ranging from mountain biking
and trekking to rafting and snorkeling.
In-country support
Up to 8 workshops
Safety training
Access to our curricula
$2,500 or $2,800
If you pay in two installments
Save $300 by paying in one
Just pay a $700 deposit to secure
installment
your place.Dates - Bali 2020
Friday February 7 to Sunday February 23
Friday April 3 to Sunday April 19
Friday June 12 to Sunday June 28
Friday July 10 to Sunday July 26
Friday August 7 to Sunday August 23
Friday to September 4 to Sunday September 20
Friday October 16 to Sunday November 1
Apply nowFAQs
Where do we stay?
We work with a range of hotels, villas and guesthouses in Bali to provide
accommodation that is conveniently located close to our workshops.
Where do the workshops happen?
We run our workshops at co-working spaces.
How many other people will be on my cohort?
Our cohorts are usually around 8-15.
Will anyone meet me at the airport?
Yes. Every new arrival is met at the airport and transported to the housing site.
What is the application process?
To begin the application process, just click on the Apply Now button on the
previous page and we'll invite you to an informal chat to learn more about the
program and answer your questions.
What do the fees cover?
The fees cover co-working space memberships, curriculum development,
mentors, accommodation, excursions, support from our local team and
instructors.
What skills will I develop during the program?
We focus on creative and entrepreneurial skills. Students work on a diverse
range of projects and learn everything from making websites to marketing and
presentation skills.
What will the weather be like?
The weather in Bali is tropical and the average daily temperature is around 30
degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit). There is no monsoon season in Bali
but there are two main seasons, dry and wet. The wet season still offers plenty
of sunshine but sees afternoon showers. [October to February (Wet). March to
September (Dry)]FAQs
What happens at weekends?
At weekends we run excursions. These could include visiting little-
known beaches or taking part in a surf camp.
Can I connect with others before the placement starts?
Yes we will make a cohort group so you can talk to others who will be
arriving at the same time as you.
Can I take part in the Startup Internship Program?
Yes. But you will need to complete (and be successful in) the application
process.
Do I need to have a business idea in order to take part?
No you don't. Many people identify ideas they'd like to work on during
the program. The team can also advise on idea selection prior to the
program start date.Apply now
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