The Homeschool SocialBring the unfinished thought.
A student begins with a question, problem, project, or small business idea that is interesting enough to keep following.
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Skip to contentA good idea deserves a room;
You do not need a company;
01 02 03 The workspace is included;
Included member experience A separate, selective programme Your idea has room to grow,
The Foundry
A good idea deserves a room;
we intend to give it one.
The Foundry is the Society’s place for making things: a project, an experiment, or a first business idea, developed with thoughtful guidance and useful feedback.
Included with Society membershipGuided salons · Builder access · Peer practice
The ordinary Foundry
You do not need a company;
you need something worth exploring.
The member Foundry is designed as a practice room rather than a pretend boardroom. A sewing pattern, a robotics question, a neighborhood service idea, and a first business can all belong there, provided the student is willing to explain the work and improve it.
Explain it to a real room.
Guided salons are designed to teach clear speaking, generous listening, useful disagreement, and the rather rare skill of improving an idea without flattening it.
Make the next version.
Students develop their ideas in a private workspace, with tools for planning an offer, testing an approach, and recording what they learn.
Two ways to develop an idea
The workspace is included;
the build programme is selective.
Society membership includes the private Foundry. Future Entrepreneurs is a separate, selective programme with guardian approval and tuition of USD 7,500.00.
The Foundry
The workspace opens to students when its participation and supervision arrangements are approved.Your student can outline an idea, plan an experiment, record progress, and request feedback within a private workspace. Any sharing follows a separate approval process, with a chosen audience and an expiry date.
Future Entrepreneurs
USD 7,500.00 programme price.Applications are reviewed for fit and readiness. An offer, a signed guardian agreement, and completed enrolment arrangements are required before a student takes their place.
Applications are not open yet. You can read the programme introduction now; we will publish the joining arrangements when a cohort is ready.
A private place to develop the work
Your idea has room to grow,
with its privacy intact.
Begin in your THS account, where your venture, progress, and requests for feedback have a place of their own. Sharing work requires a separate choice about the excerpt, its audience, and any guardian approval; a private draft stays private until those steps are complete.
Begin at the proper door
Join THS for the Society, and bring an idea when you have one.
A parent or guardian begins the joining process for Society membership. Families considering Future Entrepreneurs can explore its separate programme introduction before reviewing an available offer.