What you get
Two kinds of account
One for students and one for the adult running a group. Here is what each one opens up.
What you get
One for students and one for the adult running a group. Here is what each one opens up.
For anyone 12 and up working through the course
For teachers, parents and camp leaders running a group
Module 9 is the one module that needs an account to read. Modules 1 to 8 are open to anybody at /learn — 167 lessons, no account needed.
No. Modules 1 to 8 are published in full and you can read every lesson without signing up. An account is what unlocks the quizzes, handing in assignments, teacher feedback and progress tracking.
Students aged 12 and older who want to learn entrepreneurship. Teachers, parents and camp leaders can also sign up to guide a group through the course, follow progress, and give feedback on assignments.
Customers pay the student directly and in person. There is no payment processor in the product and no card is ever entered, which is what makes it workable for someone under 18. A pledge on a pitch page is encouragement, not an investment.
The curriculum was led by Dr. Raphael Camargo Penteado. It combines a proper grounding in how business works with the hands-on job of running one. Initial research and curriculum development were funded by the founder and by Mitacs; that Mitacs funding concluded in 2025.
9 modules and 217 lessons in total, with lesson counts varying by module. It fits a school term or a summer programme, and a group can stop after any module with something finished to show.
Yes. Teachers get a dashboard showing each student lesson by lesson, can review submissions and write feedback, and have a pedagogical guide for every module. Progress data can be exported.