Homeschool Entrepreneurship Curriculum for Future Founders.
Turn entrepreneurship into a structured, project-based learning experience your student can actually build from. Founder Track gives homeschool students ages 12–18 a guided journey with Coach Kingsley — from identifying a problem and understanding a customer to building an MVP, learning pricing and marketing, creating a Launch Kit and practicing their pitch.
$30/month or $300/year • One new lesson each week • 20-lesson founder journey
Built for how homeschool families actually learn.
Flexible during the week
Students can work when it fits the family’s schedule — mornings, afternoons, co-op days or weekends. There are no required live classes.
Structured learning rhythm
One new lesson becomes available each week, giving students time to learn, build, reflect and apply before the next lesson arrives.
AI-powered coaching
Coach Kingsley explains concepts, asks useful questions, works through examples and helps students get unstuck — without doing the work for them.
Project-based learning
Students apply what they learn to a real business idea instead of completing disconnected worksheets.
Parent visibility
Parents can follow progress without needing to become the entrepreneurship instructor.
Time to keep building
Annual Founder Track students keep access after the 20-lesson journey, so they can revisit lessons, refine the business, improve the Launch Kit and keep practicing.
From an idea to a business they can show you.
Founder Track turns entrepreneurship into something tangible. Students make decisions, create business assets and build evidence of their learning as they go.
- 1Find an Opportunity
- 2Understand the Customer
- 3Shape the Offer
- 4Research the Market
- 5Build an MVP
- 6Understand Pricing & Profit
- 7Build the Brand
- 8Create the Marketing Plan
- 9Develop the Launch Kit
- 10Practice the Pitch
Idea & opportunity
Identify problems, interests and opportunities worth exploring.
Customer research
Learn who the business is designed to help and what those customers need.
MVP build
Create and test a simple version of the solution.
Pricing & money
Think through price, cost, revenue and profit.
Marketing
Build the message, positioning and marketing plan.
Pitch & launch
Organize the business into a Launch Kit and practice explaining it confidently.
Your student has a coach—without giving up independent thinking.
“I’m the coach. You’re the founder.”
Coach Kingsley is an AI-powered entrepreneurship learning coach. He guides the thinking, but the founder does the building — Coach Kingsley does not build the business for the student or simply generate all of their work.
- understand a lesson
- see a simple example
- think through a decision
- ask better questions
- work through Business Builder sections
- strengthen an idea
- prepare for the next step
- practice their pitch
20 weeks to learn the founder journey. A full year to keep building.
Time controls availability. Student work controls progress. A new lesson arrives on schedule — students are never required to finish one lesson to receive the next.
- Start
Founder Track onboarding plus My First 7 Days gets the student oriented.
- Then
Lesson 1 begins the structured founder journey.
- Every week
A new lesson becomes available — released on Sunday morning.
- During the week
Students learn, work with Coach Kingsley and apply the lesson to their business.
- Need more time?
Previously released lessons stay available. Students are never punished for falling behind.
- After Lesson 20
Annual students keep using their released curriculum and Founder Track tools for the rest of their annual access period.
You don’t have to become the entrepreneurship teacher.
Founder Track is designed so students can work independently while parents stay informed. Coach Kingsley provides the day-to-day entrepreneurship learning guidance inside Founder Track — he supports your family’s teaching, he does not replace the parent or educator.
- follow student progress
- see where their student is in the journey
- encourage consistency
- review completed work together
- receive important Founder Track communications
- support the founder without doing the work for them
Planning entrepreneurship credit for your homeschool transcript?
Founder Track gives families structured documentation they can use when planning how entrepreneurship learning may fit into their homeschool records.
Homeschool requirements and credit policies vary by state and family. Parents remain responsible for determining how Founder Track is documented within their homeschool program.
Curriculum documentation
- Course description
- Learning objectives
- Scope and sequence
- Lesson progress
Founder work
- Business Builder
- Business and market research
- MVP documentation
- Pricing work
- Marketing work
- Launch Kit
- Pitch preparation
Progress documentation
- Lesson completion
- Badges
- Milestones
- Project development
Choose the experience that fits your family.
Self-guided entrepreneurship with Coach Kingsley
- 20-lesson entrepreneurship journey
- One new lesson released each week
- Coach Kingsley AI coaching
- Business Builder
- Launch Kit
- Creative Studio
- Pitch Practice
- Badges and progress tracking
- Parent visibility
- Homeschool documentation support
Prefer to look around first? See how Founder Track works.
KYEA Academy
Live instructor-led entrepreneurship learning, plus Coach Kingsley and a cohort experience with other young founders. Applications are reviewed by the Kingsway Young Entrepreneurs Academy team.
Explore KYEA AcademyBring the founder experience to your group.
If you lead a homeschool co-op, microschool, enrichment program, or learning community, you can request a Young Founder Lab for your students.
Young Founder Lab gives students a hands-on entrepreneurship experience designed to help them think like founders, explore real problems, work through ideas, and build something they can talk about with confidence.
Looking for ongoing institutional access instead? Explore Coach Kingsley for Schools.
- Homeschool co-ops
- Microschools
- Enrichment groups
- Parent-led learning communities
- Youth entrepreneurship groups
- Small learning pods
Give their ideas somewhere to go.
Help your student turn curiosity into real founder skills—and an idea into something they can actually build.
20 weeks to learn the founder journey. A full year to keep building.