BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In the next year, experts estimate 5 million students will be interested in online schooling or homeschooling, notably the largest shift navigating away from traditional schooling. This post pandemic surge has been supported by alternative pathways and organizations, KaiPod Learning being at the forefront as one of the fastest growing companies in education with their network of in-person learning centers and recent launch of KaiPod Catalyst - a platform to empower educators, community leaders and parents to open microschools in their communities.
“For 18 months, we’ve been building KaiPod Learning with a mission to improve education for students around the country. We’ve started by opening learning pods; innovative and intimate learning environments that personalize education for each child” said KaiPod Learning CEO, Amar Kumar. “KaiPod Catalyst is the largest and most exciting expansion of this mission, which will not only serve learners better, but also give educators a new career pathway to impact education. We believe this is how we best support non-traditional schooling and are investing $250k of our own resources into KaiPod Catalyst.”
KaiPod Catalyst recruits the highest-caliber founders and provides free training, resources, coaching, and community support needed to create and sustain microschools. This intensive learning program goes from Idea to Launch in 18 weeks; supporting in all aspects of launching the microschool, including marketing, raising capital, site selection, operations, hiring, recruiting students and academic programming. Cohorts culminate in a National Pitch Week, where Founders pitch families about their learning model. Founders receive support for the life of their microschool to continue to make an impact in their community.
The KaiPod Catalyst application deadline is January 31, 2023, visit kaipodlearning.com/kaipod-catalyst to learn more.
KaiPod Learning
KaiPod Learning supports a network of in-person learning centers for online school learners and homeschoolers across the nation. At these centers, small groups of learners come together to work on coursework, participate in enrichment activities, and collaborate with peers — all supported by an experienced Learning Coach. With flexible plans, families choose the curriculum and schedule that works best for their children. For more information, visit KaiPod Learning’s website.
