Hatchable

Chapters

Start a chapter at your school

A chapter is what we call it when a teacher runs the course with a group at their school — as a club, an elective or an after-school program. There is nothing to register and no application to fill in: you create a teacher account, invite your students, and begin.

Modules 1 to 8 are open to read at /learn — 167 lessons, no account needed.

What a chapter gives you

The whole course as a club or an elective

All 9 modules and 217 lessons, as a club, an elective or an after-school program. Run it end to end over a term, or a handful of modules in the time you have.

A roster and a review queue

See which lesson each student finished and when, read what they hand in, and write back to them.

Real projects, not a simulation

Every student ends with a plan, a pitch, a shop page, a first order and a report on how it went.

A pitch night you can invite families to

Set up a showcase and let students enter their pitch. Approve each entry before it goes live, then send the link to whoever should see it.

How to start one

  1. 1

    Create a teacher account

    The same account as anyone else on Hatchable, with the teacher role. It takes a couple of minutes and an email address to confirm.

  2. 2

    Gather your students

    Email each student their own invite, or share one link with the whole class. A link each lands them on your class list right away; the class link needs your approval for each student who uses it.

  3. 3

    Run the modules at your own pace

    Set the first few lessons and watch progress arrive as students work through them. Every module comes with a teacher's guide.

  4. 4

    Finish with a pitch night

    Set up a showcase and let students enter their pitch — you approve each entry before anyone sees it, and whoever you send the link to can vote once. A certificate is unlocked once a student has completed all 217 lessons.

Worth knowing before you ask your school

  • A chapter is one teacher and their own class list. There is no school-wide view across teachers.
  • Nothing to procure: no licence, no purchase order, no contract to unwind if you stop.
  • Students take reservations only. No card is entered anywhere, and no money passes through Hatchable.
  • Not accredited, and not yet mapped to a provincial curriculum.

The full answers for a board are on the page for schools.

Ready to start a chapter?

Sign up as a teacher, invite your students, and run the first module this term.