Markie1983  wrote:
Hey people, What is the best life skills video course on the web? Any help? Any guidance is appreciated.

I'm a experienced homeschooling mom and I tried it all before Lernsys Academy: "free" programs (nothing is really free), cheap programs $19.99 a month where you end up doing 80% of the work, private tutoring, etc. My biggest problem with some of these other homeschooling programs is that they are great at marketing and over-promising but they don't let you see what you will get. You will see that they promise "the best" homeschooling method, great results, "start now", but they never actually show you the program, the teachers, results. They hide everything. I love that with Lernsys Academy I see everything upfront. I see the teachers, topics covered, curriculum, etc. I know exactly what we're getting ahead of time. This is great in my opinion.

  Markie1983  wrote:
Hey people, What is the best life skills video course on the web? Any help? Any guidance is appreciated.

I think Lernsys is one of the most affordable and complete solutions when it comes to homeschooling. Consider this, if you needed to pay a private teacher with a masters or Phd to create 40, 60 or 80 lessons and worksheets and then explain each exercise, how much would you spend? Probably thousands. I can get the same access for under $200 in most cases. Feel free to ping me if you have any other questions.

  Markie1983  wrote:
Hey people, What is the best life skills video course on the web? Any help? Any guidance is appreciated.

Hi! This our experience. Before studying with Lernsys School we tried countless homeschool programs during the past 4 years and always ran into some type of problem. We were often left feeling like were just another customer who really didn't matter. I try to think of my family as pretty easy to accommodate but some of the places we dealt with over-promised and under-delivered. It was frustrating that instead of admitting to shortcomings, some of the companies we dealt with tried to justify their issues as part of their homeschooling "program". Really? No choice is part of your program? Lack of different math levels or options is also part of your "program"? Just poor excuses.