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A Journey with Apple: How Arabic for Kids Joined the Entrepreneur Camp Cohort 19

Fernando Villaverde
Fernando Villaverde
4 min read • Oct 21, 2025

Every once in a while, a milestone reminds us why we started.For Studio 4 Kids, that moment came when Arabic for Kids was officially selected by Apple to participate in the Apple Entrepreneur Camp 2023, an initiative designed to support and empower app founders from underrepresented communities around the world.

It was more than recognition. It was a reminder that our mission, to make learning Arabic fun, intuitive, and accessible for children everywhere, had reached one of the most innovative companies on Earth.

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What the Apple Entrepreneur Camp Is About

The Apple Entrepreneur Camp is an exclusive program that brings together app creators from around the world to learn directly from Apple’s engineers, designers, and mentors.

It’s a space where creativity meets mentorship. Teams receive guidance on improving their app design, refining their strategy, and scaling globally, while being part of a network of creators who share one vision: building meaningful products that make a difference.

For Arabic for Kids, it was a rare opportunity to grow under the guidance of the same people who built the ecosystem we create for.

Three colleagues reviewing code together, with a laptop showing a code editor in the foreground

Our Experience: Learning, Growing, and Redefining

During the camp, our team had the opportunity to:

Every session gave us something valuable, insight, clarity, and perspective. We came out with not just a more refined app, but also a clearer vision of what it means to build learning experiences that connect technology with empathy.

Why It Matters

Getting accepted into Apple Entrepreneur Camp is not easy. Hundreds of teams apply, and only a few are selected. For us, it was more than an achievement, it was validation.

As a small team creating an educational app in Arabic, one of the world’s most widely spoken yet underrepresented languages in the learning app space, this experience reaffirmed our belief in our mission.

It reminded us that innovation isn’t just about technology; it’s about inclusion.

What’s Next for Studio 4 Kids

The experience at the Apple Entrepreneur Camp gave us more than mentorship, it gave us momentum.With Apple’s guidance, we are now expanding Arabic for Kids with:

Every update we make now carries a little of what we learned: that good design is human-centered, that education is emotional, and that play is a universal language.

A child holds a tablet showing Arabic text in class while other kids use tablets at their desks

A Journey That Continues

Being selected by Apple was not the end of our journey, it was a beginning.It reminded us that even small teams can make a global impact when purpose meets creativity.

Arabic for Kids started as a simple idea to help children connect with language and culture. Today, it stands as part of a larger vision: to build learning experiences that unite technology, empathy, and imagination.

We are deeply grateful to Apple, to our mentors, and to every parent and child who continues to inspire us. This journey is proof that education, when crafted with heart, can truly change the world.

Sylvia and Daniel smiling in a studio, holding the purple and blue Arabic4Kids plush characters

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Fernando Villaverde
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