Coach Kingsley gives schools and youth-serving organizations a full entrepreneurship curriculum, instructor tools, AI coaching support between sessions, and a place where every student's business work is documented and reviewable.
Partner Access is the organizational model: your instructors lead, and Coach Kingsley supplies the curriculum, the student workspace, and the AI coaching layer.
A sequenced entrepreneurship curriculum that moves a student from idea discovery through customers, offer, pricing, MVP, marketing, sales, pitch, and launch. Instructors can assign lessons, review submissions, and leave feedback.
The AI learning coach supports students between sessions: reteaching a concept a student missed, asking guiding questions on an assignment, and helping them revise their own work rather than writing it for them.
Each student documents their real business — customer notes, offer, pricing, brand, product decisions — in one structured workspace instructors can review.
Cohort rosters, lesson progress, submission status, and badges earned are visible to instructors and administrators for the students in their programs.
Students generate brand and marketing visuals for their own venture.
Students rehearse and refine a pitch, then receive structured coaching feedback.
An exportable portfolio of everything the student built — ideal for showcases and assessment.
Milestone recognition that maps to the stages of the founder journey.
Students work through lessons, make real decisions about a venture of their own, complete assignments in their own words, build assets, and present their work.
Coach Kingsley teaches, questions, and supports. It does not complete assignments, fabricate research, or replace the instructor's judgment.
Instructors run the sessions, set the pace, review submitted work, give human feedback, and decide what counts as complete. The platform gives them the roster, the curriculum, and the visibility.
Our position on AI in the classroom is written out in full on the Responsible AI page, and the self-guided family version of the same curriculum is Founder Track.
Students are grouped into cohorts so an instructor can run a class, a club, or an after-school group with its own roster and pace. Each partner engagement is scoped with our team — group size, session format, instructor access, and reporting needs are agreed before students are onboarded.
Pricing and terms for organizations are not self-serve; they are set per partner. Tell us about your students and a KYEA team member will follow up with next steps.
Share your organization, the ages you serve, and how many students you expect. We will respond with a fit assessment and rollout options.
Request Partner AccessLooking for a single student instead? Read the parents page.