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Masters’ Union and HOAG Launch Summer School

Masters’ Union and HOAG Launch Summer School
Masters’ Union partners with HOAG to launch experiential Summer School for students aged 11-17 · theprint.in

Masters’ Union, a top business and tech school in India, has teamed up with HOAG to create a special Summer School for kids aged 11 to 17.

This program will take place in Goa in 2026 and will focus on teaching important life and leadership skills through fun, hands-on activities.

Students will get to participate in business simulations, leadership challenges, and even pitch their own startup ideas in a Shark Tank-style finale.

The program is led by experts from both Masters’ Union and HOAG, who are known for their work in education and leadership development.

The goal is to help students build confidence, ethical clarity, and strong communication skills in a real-world setting.

Key facts

Program Name
Summer School Program
Age Group
11-17
Location
Goa, India
Duration
5 days
Key Features
Hands-on learning labs, leadership simulations, problem-solving studios, reflective learning circles, mentor-led engagements
Program Directors
Adetya V. N. Chopra (HOAG) and Pratham Jain (Masters’ Union)
Facilitators
Shyam Shankar, Monica Arora, Solomon Salvis
Website
www.mastersunion.org, www.hoag.in

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Adetya V. N. Chopra

Founder of HOAG and former Chief Learning Officer at Motilal Oswal Financial Services

“At HOAG, we have always believed that the way students understand themselves, respond to situations, and engage with others is shaped very early. This program is about strengthening awareness, judgment, emotional maturity, and confidence in how they think and act. Partnering with Masters’ Union allows us to place these foundations in an environment deeply rooted in real-world thinking, innovation, and practical engagement, ensuring the learning experience is both relevant and enduring.”
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Swati Ganeti

Managing Director, Masters’ Union

“At Masters’ Union, our work has consistently focused on building learning environments where students learn by doing, reflect on their decisions, and gain confidence by taking initiative. Extending this approach to younger students through our collaboration with HOAG is both timely and necessary. When children are exposed early to spaces that value curiosity, responsibility, and experimentation, it meaningfully shapes how they approach learning, choices, and leadership long before they navigate higher education or careers.”
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