Mongolian Top YouTuber Orgil Leads Masterclasses for UNICEF at the Music Conservatory
- Academy of Entrepreneurs
- Oct 24
- 2 min read
This week, the Academy of Entrepreneurs proudly hosted an extraordinary series of entrepreneurship and innovation masterclasses at the Mongolian Music Conservatory — powered by UNICEF.

Leading the sessions was none other than Orgil, Mongolia’s top education YouTuber and a passionate changemaker who has inspired thousands of young Mongolians to dream bigger. Known for making learning engaging and accessible, Orgil brought his signature energy, practical tips, and real-world insights straight into the classroom.
“Entrepreneurship is more than a subject — it’s a mindset. And the best way to teach it is by learning directly from people who live it every day,”
Orgil shared with the students.

Why We Only Bring Industry Leaders to Teach
At the Academy of Entrepreneurs, we believe that the best learning happens when students are mentored by real-world innovators. That’s why our masterclasses are never taught from textbooks — they’re led by entrepreneurs, founders, and changemakers who are actively creating impact in their fields.
Our students learn directly from:
Entrepreneurs who have launched successful startups
Creators who built communities and movements
Innovators who turn challenges into opportunities
Global leaders shaping the future of industries
This approach ensures every class is inspiring, relevant, and practical — equipping young Mongolians with the skills and confidence to launch their own projects and businesses.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Changemakers
Through this powerful partnership with UNICEF, young students from across Mongolia are learning how to turn their ideas into action, blending creativity, entrepreneurship, and social impact.
As Orgil wrapped up the session, he reminded everyone:
“You don’t need to wait to change the world. You can start right here, right now.”
Stay tuned for more impact stories as we continue to bring world-class entrepreneurial education to youth across Mongolia and beyond.




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