Homeschool Hub: Information and Resources

Get ready to get a job or go to college! Work your way through modules focused on professionalism, communication, social skills, and goal setting to prepare yourself for the next big step in your life. Folks below age 15 should focus on the “basic” training while older youth might find the “intermediate” training more appropriate. Complete the training and pass an assessment to earn 10 hours of volunteer credit!

PPBEA has created the "MARKETPLACE" as the primary tool for users to explore and find opportunities they are interested in. The MARKETPLACE was modeled after other websites like Indeed.com to provide a user-friendly interface for applying to, communicating about, and following through with Work-Based Learning opportunities with local businesses. This site has been built for students in middle school and high school to help connect your personal talents, career interests and aptitudes to the world of work in the Pikes Peak region.

Pikes Peak Library District is one of many community business partners with PPBEA and has participated by posting two school-outreach opportunities on the MARKETPLACE. We hope to continue to grow and connect with young adults and education professionals in the Pikes Peak region through this platform. PPBEA offers so much to in-school youth in our community and the businesses that hope to attract new talent to their workforces. To access hundreds of opportunities, create your online account at ppbea.org/register. If you have any other questions, contact them at info@ppbea.org for more information.

"We seek to empower students by providing the information needed to make informed higher education decisions. We are dedicated to helping students find the school that best meets their needs." Provides ranking for online programs.

Discover what motivates your student/child. Take the IMAGE assessment to assess strengths, motivations, and spiritual gifts and match these abilities with possible career options.

From the team at Study.com: " This guide is designed to help you navigate the entire process from understanding how scholarships work and the range of funding possibilities to specific tactics for creating scholarship applications that will stand out from the crowd. Our goal is to provide you with information that will help you identify, pursue, and win scholarships that best fit your goals, interests, and career plans."

From Study.com, this guide offers information in several areas, including: steps homeschool students should take in order to get into college; tips for how homeschool students can find right the college; how homeschool students can navigate the admissions process; tips on managing the social transition to college; and alternative educational pathways for homeschool students.

This site is run by a certified college consultant and includes a large amount of free information.

An overview of homeschooling and online homeschooling options prepared by a group of education experts at Community for Accredited Online Schools.