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Live Online Junior Business School · Ages 12–18

Where teens turn ideas into real businesses.

KYEA is a live online Junior Business School for students ages 12–18. Students build real business ideas through weekly instruction, guided assignments, Coach Kingsley AI support, and a portfolio-ready launch path.

Live online · Ages 12–18 · 6-month Core ProgramSelective admission · Christian foundation
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How KYEA works

The KYEA Connected Learning Model.

Students are supported through every stage of the journey — from live instruction to independent building.

  1. 01

    Live Weekly Sessions

    Students learn entrepreneurship concepts through live online instruction and guided discussion.

  2. 02

    Coach Kingsley Support

    Students receive lesson-aware AI guidance when they need help, miss class, or need support between sessions.

  3. 03

    Business Builder

    Students organize their ideas, customer research, pricing, MVP, and marketing decisions in one structured workspace.

  4. 04

    Launch Kit

    Students turn their work into a portfolio-ready collection of business assets, reflections, and pitch materials.

  5. 05

    Pitch + Launch Preparation

    Students prepare to present their ideas with confidence, clarity, and a stronger understanding of business.

Live instruction gives students the concept. Coach Kingsley keeps them moving all week. The Business Builder and Launch Kit turn it into portfolio-ready work. See how the platform fits together.

Who KYEA is for

School teaches tests. KYEA prepares them for life.

KYEA is designed for students who are curious, creative, ambitious, or ready to build more confidence. Students do not need to already have a business idea — they need a willingness to learn, participate, and grow.

  • Students with business ideas

  • Creative students who want direction

  • Students who need confidence speaking and presenting

  • Students interested in leadership, money, marketing, or technology

  • Parents who want their child to develop practical life and business skills

A moment of momentum

“The small wins are what build real confidence.”

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Cohort in sessionLive · Mentored · Real work

Student deliverables

A Launch Kit they can show, share, and build on.

Every KYEA student leaves with a portfolio of real work — not worksheets.

The centerpiece

01

Young Founder Launch Kit

Student Portfolio

  • Business idea & customer profile
  • Brand identity & MVP
  • Marketing & financial plan
  • Pitch deck & final presentation
Created throughout the Academy
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02

Business or project idea

A clearly defined idea aligned to interests and strengths.

03

Ideal customer profile

A specific picture of the person they're building for.

04

Brand identity

Name, voice, and visual identity that reflects the work.

05

MVP or prototype

A working first version — something real, not just an idea.

06

Pitch deck

A clear, well-designed deck that tells the story.

07

Final presentation

A live pitch to mentors, families, and invited guests.

Student outcomes

From curiosity to confidence, idea to launch.

By the end of the program, students have more than notes. They have a clearer business idea, a stronger founder mindset, and a collection of work that shows what they built and learned.

  1. Idea
  2. Customer Research
  3. Offer
  4. Pricing
  5. MVP
  6. Marketing
  7. Sales
  8. Pitch
  9. Launch Kit
  1. 01
    Phase 01

    Discover & Define

    Surface interests and shape an idea worth building.

  2. 02
    Phase 02

    Research & Validate

    Interview real people, test assumptions, sharpen the value.

  3. 03
    Phase 03

    Brand & Build

    Name, identity, and a working MVP or prototype.

  4. 04
    Phase 04

    Market & Sell

    Digital marketing and an honest sales strategy.

  5. 05
    Phase 05

    Pitch & Present

    A pitch deck, financial basics, and a live final pitch.

How it works

Four steps from curious to confident.

  1. 01

    Apply

    Families submit a short application so KYEA can learn about the student's interests, goals, and readiness.

  2. 02

    Enroll

    Accepted families complete registration, the $25 registration/enrollment fee, and the parent acknowledgment agreement.

  3. 03

    Build

    Students attend live weekly sessions, complete assignments, and use Coach Kingsley for guided support.

  4. 04

    Present

    Students prepare their pitch, organize their Launch Kit, and show what they have built.

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Parent trust

Built with purpose. Leading with integrity.

KYEA was created to help students build confidence, business understanding, leadership, and real-world readiness. The program combines structured instruction, responsible AI support, parent communication, and practical business-building experiences.

KYEA is built on a Christian foundation of integrity, service, and purpose. Students of all backgrounds are welcomed and respected.

  • Designed for students ages 12–18
  • Live online instruction
  • Parent updates and communication
  • Responsible AI support through Coach Kingsley
  • Structured assignments and progress tracking
  • Real business-building outcomes

For families

What parents can expect.

KYEA is a new academy, so rather than borrowed quotes, here is exactly what the program is built to develop in every student.

  • More confidence

    Students practice speaking, presenting, and defending their ideas each week.

  • Clearer communication

    They learn to explain an idea simply — to customers, mentors, and an audience.

  • Stronger business thinking

    Customers, pricing, profit, and validation become familiar territory.

  • Practical project-based learning

    Every lesson turns into real work inside the Business Builder and Launch Kit.

Questions parents ask

Frequently asked questions.