Your child develops a business idea, builds a website or online community, designs branding and a pitch - and presents the finished project like a real entrepreneur.
Builds a real online project from scratch - from idea to final pitch
Internet entrepreneurship is the skill of turning knowledge, hobbies, and abilities into a product you can sell online - through a website, blog, Telegram channel, social media, online course, or game. Unlike traditional business, it's accessible to teens right now, with no need for capital, a storefront, or paperwork.
Core idea: Superpower = what you love + what you're good at + what people praise you for. That combination becomes the foundation of the student's business idea, which we help shape into a real project.
Teens can start earning online today by leaning into their strengths and interests. Online business is more accessible than a traditional one: lower costs, no rent, a fast launch from home, and access to a global audience - while building independence and future-ready skills.
What's needed: a computer or laptop and a stable internet connection.
This course gives your teen a project to call their own: it builds independence and confidence, teaches them to follow an idea through to results, and shows them that their interests have real value.
The course follows an entrepreneur's journey: Idea → Website → Promotion → Pitch. Students run their own project from first idea to final presentation, supported by a teacher at every step. Duration: 5+ months (40+ hours); format: individual or group.
Students find a business idea rooted in their own interests and strengths, define their target audience and the value of their product, test the idea's viability, and build a first prototype.
We cover promotion channels, project branding, buyer psychology, and how to craft a compelling pitch. Students prepare a strategy for reaching their audience.
Students build a landing page for their project, learn the basics of web design, SEO, and social media marketing, work with key business metrics, and prepare a final pitch deck for "investors."
Students learn to analyze and improve their project: financial and situational analysis, managing change and resistance, and building leadership skills.
We build negotiation, persuasion, and teamwork skills, and teach students how to network and present themselves - a final hands-on networking workshop.
By the end, students walk away with a finished online project and a personal CODDY certificate.
Proof of achievement: a personal CODDY certificate plus a finished project for the student's portfolio.
Classes are held online and in person, individually or in a group, with live teacher support at every stage of the project. Students don't just absorb theory - they apply it to their own idea immediately and get real-time feedback.
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A 13-year-old turned her love of music into a Telegram bot that suggests playlists based on mood. She built a landing page for the project, wrote social media copy, and ran a first test launch among classmates.
A 15-year-old launched a channel with short videos and posts about reducing waste in everyday life. Within a month he built an initial audience and drafted a partnership plan with a local zero-waste shop.
A 14-year-old designed a platform where teens trade short lessons in their hobbies, from skateboarding to drawing. He built a site prototype, outlined the business model, and pitched the project to his class as a final deck.
The course is taught by practicing CODDY mentors with backgrounds in tech, business, and public speaking - they don't just explain theory, they help students carry their own project through to a real result.
Nikita P. - Teaches programming, web development, financial literacy, and internet entrepreneurship. Helps students move from idea to working prototype.
Yulia D. - Teaches internet entrepreneurship, cybersecurity, and financial literacy, with a focus on practical business metrics and safe online practices.
Irina G. - Teaches public speaking, internet entrepreneurship, and communication. Helps students confidently pitch their projects.
★★★★★ Dmitry, father of Vadim, 15 - "My son loves it and praises the teacher - he says it's been fun and genuinely useful. A real, hands-on startup course, not dry theory."
★★★★★ Sasha, 14 - "I came up with my own project and built the website for it myself. Module 3 was tough, but I liked that the teacher didn't just hand me the answer - he helped me figure it out."
If internet entrepreneurship clicked with your teen, these CODDY courses are a natural next step:
Blogging & New Media - a course on building and growing content, a logical follow-on for students whose project relies on a personal brand or social media.
TikTok Producer - building and growing a TikTok channel from scratch, from the first video to monetization - a fit for content-driven projects.
Financial Literacy - core money management skills that reinforce the entrepreneurship modules.
Choosing a Future Profession - a career-orientation course that connects entrepreneurial ambition with future career paths.
Communication Mastery - builds negotiation and presentation skills - directly relevant to Module 5, "Connections."
CODDY's "All-round Development" category page: a curated set of soft-skills and entrepreneurship courses for kids and teens.
Forbes, "A Company of Friends: How to Manage a Team of Young Programmers" on CODDY's approach to teamwork among teen project builders.
Ready to help your teen launch their first online project? Book a free trial lesson today.
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Age: 12-16
Level:
beginner-friendly, no experience required
Course duration:
5+ months (40+ hours)
Format:
individual or group, online and in-person
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