Where 11–15 year olds explore bold ideas, build real-world projects, and harness their superpowers with inspiring peers.
Alongside founders, scientists, authors, and creators, they take on projects to build products, design games, publish research, and create real-world impact.
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A focused online session for deep work, discussion, and collaboration.
A regular sync-up with the coach for reflection, accountability, and progress.
Students learn essential skills and produce meaningful work across disciplines.
Who introduce emerging real-world disciplines and inspire new ideas.
We're a slow-travelling family who have been worldschooling our daughter for nearly two years. Along the way, we kept asking a simple question: What kind of environment helps curious, driven kids grow into their fullest potential?
A joyful space that doesn't compromise on rigor or mastery — where discipline grows from the love of meaningful work.
That idea is captured in the word Manabi (学び) — a Japanese word for learning through practice, reflection, and the pursuit of mastery.
That's what Manabi is: a close-knit global community where curious kids explore bold ideas, build real things, and pursue excellence together.
For over 20 years, I’ve built edtech companies like Power Club and Vedantu, and global learning communities serving thousands of students and schools. At Manabi, I work closely with students as they explore ideas and build projects.
My work spans finance, education, and startups, but the common thread has been thoughtful design—whether shaping learning environments, building ventures, or planning our travels. At Manabi, I lead the learning design and student experience.
Publications, ventures, and apps — built by kids aged 11–15.
Wrote and published her own anime-inspired fantasy novel, developing the story, characters, and artwork from scratch.
Built and launched Pioneer, a startup connecting people with local experiences — and won a $5,000 grant for his pitch.
Building Hoi An Hub, an app that helps worldschooling families discover and sign up for local classes and activities.