The program
Six months of live, mentored, real-world work — designed for ages 12–18.
Students attend live virtual sessions, complete guided projects, develop a business or real-world project, receive mentorship and feedback, build a KYEA Launch Kit portfolio, and prepare a final pitch or presentation.
The curriculum
Five phases, one real project.
- 01
Discover & Define
Students explore interests, strengths, and the problems they want to solve. They learn how real entrepreneurs find ideas and shape early thinking into a clear direction.
- 02
Research & Validate
Identifying an ideal customer profile, learning to interview real people, conducting market research, testing assumptions, and articulating a value proposition.
- 03
Brand & Build
Naming, brand identity, brand voice, and building a working MVP or prototype. Students learn to ship something real — not just talk about it.
- 04
Market & Sell
Digital marketing fundamentals, customer experience, the ethics of selling well, and a simple, honest sales strategy.
- 05
Pitch & Present
A pitch deck, basic financial plan, public-speaking practice, and a final presentation in front of mentors and family.
What students walk away with
A Launch Kit they can show, share, and build on.
Every student finishes KYEA with a portfolio of work that reflects their thinking, their effort, and their growth.
- Business or project idea
- Ideal customer profile
- Market research
- Value proposition
- Brand identity
- MVP or prototype
- Marketing plan
- Sales strategy
- Basic financial plan
- Pitch deck
- Final presentation
- KYEA Launch Kit portfolio

Integrated skill areas
Ten skills woven through every phase.
Entrepreneurship Foundations
Market Research
Branding and MVP Development
Sales and Customer Experience
Digital Marketing
Financial Literacy
Pitching and Public Speaking
Leadership and Time Management
AI Readiness and Innovation
Networking and Professional Skills
Coach Kingsley
A guided AI assistant — for reflection, not replacement.
Coach Kingsley is KYEA’s guided AI learning assistant for enrolled students. It supports reflection, brainstorming, lesson review, and assignment preparation.
What Coach Kingsley is not
- · Not a replacement for the instructor.
- · Not a tool for completing student work.
- · Not available outside the enrolled program experience.