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Progress Homeschool by Ajarn Jeh is a place where homeschooling families learn together, helping kids survive in nature, earn money on their own and gradually build a free life, starting today.

A smiling boy coding on the porch of a wooden house surrounded by rice fields and mountains; Progress Homeschool cover image by Ajarn Jeh
  • 🌿 Nature is our classroom
  • 🛠️ Learning by doing
  • 🏡 Families learn together

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Why Progress Homeschool

School teaches you to pass exams,
but life needs skills that really work

We believe every child learns best by doing real things: making fire, finding water, growing vegetables, selling things and writing code. This kind of knowledge isn't on any exam, but it stays with them for life.

That's why homeschoolthai.com is both a learning hub open to every family and a meeting place for homeschooling families who want to take their kids out to learn together in nature.

  • 01
    Self-reliant

    Able to get by even without modern comforts

  • 02
    Create value and income

    Turn what they can do into money

  • 03
    Free to choose their life

    Money that works for them, and time of their own

Learning Path

4 stages from survival to freedom

Each stage builds on the one before. Kids move at their own pace, with their family walking beside them.

  1. 1

    Survive

    Fire, water, shelter, food, first aid and navigation, so kids feel confident they can take care of themselves in nature.

  2. 2

    Sustain

    Grow, raise and repair things themselves, preserve food and learn crafts. Buy less and do more on their own.

  3. 3

    Earn

    Turn produce and skills into income: selling goods, running a stall, keeping accounts and selling work online, while still young.

  4. 4

    Freedom

    Save, invest and build multiple income streams until money works for them, so they can retire early and choose the life that's right for them.

Skills kids will practice

Learning by doing: every subject produces real work

Survival skills

Making fire, filtering water, building temporary shelters, tying knots, reading maps and using a compass

  • Bushcraft
  • First aid

Farming and food

Growing a kitchen garden, making compost, raising chickens, saving seeds, cooking and preserving food

  • Natural farming
  • Kitchen

Crafts and woodworking

Using tools safely, building a table, making an earth house and fixing things around the home

  • Woodworking
  • Repairs

Young entrepreneurs

Coming up with products, setting prices, selling at shops and markets, tracking income and expenses, and looking after customers

  • Selling
  • Accounting

Money and investing

Saving before spending, budgeting, understanding compound interest and planning for financial freedom

  • Saving
  • Investing

Coding and technology

Building real websites and apps with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Svelte and SQL: skills that can earn an income from anywhere

  • Web
  • Database

AI skills

Using AI as an assistant for research, writing, image creation and coding; learning to ask precise questions, check information before trusting it, and use AI safely and ethically

  • AI assistant
  • Prompt

Communication and language

Reading, writing, presenting, taking photos, making videos and practicing English in real situations

  • Language
  • Media

Think smart, play smart

Practicing logic, planning and problem solving through our homeschool board games and math games

  • Logic
  • Games

The most important lesson: time

Start saving as a kid
and money will work for you

Move the sliders to see how much a child's savings could grow by a chosen age if they save every month and invest it consistently. This is the power of compound interest, and it's why people who start early can retire earlier.

*For learning purposes only. Real returns go up and down, and this is not investment advice.

Total amount saved-
Growth earned on its own-
Grand total-

Library

Free for every family

We'll keep adding guides, worksheets and learning materials over time. Bookmark this page and check back often!

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PROGRESS GAMEs

Our homeschool's collection of brain-training games: chess, Go, sudoku, math games, memory games and much more

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Getting Started with Homeschooling

A guide for families just starting out, from planning lessons and setting a daily schedule to keeping a portfolio of work

Coming soon

Weekly Nature Worksheets

Ready-to-use activities, one topic a week, that parents can use right away to explore and learn around the home with their kids

Coming soon

Coding Course for Kids

Start from zero and build your own website, just like the one the kids in the cover image are working on

Get-togethers

Head out and learn together in nature

Survival Camp

An overnight camp for families, practicing wilderness survival skills step by step, safely and suited to each age

First session in preparation

Kid Entrepreneurs' Market

Kids bring their produce and creations to sell for real, learning how to set prices, talk with customers and count change

First session in preparation

Family Sharing Circle

Homeschooling parents share their experiences and learning plans, and help each other solve problems

First session in preparation

Children's safety always comes first

Every outdoor activity is closely supervised by adults. Risky skills, such as using knives and fire, are taught step by step according to each child's age and readiness, with parents informed and involved in every decision.

Frequently asked questions

Get to know homeschooling better

What is homeschooling?

Homeschooling is basic education provided by the family: parents design and guide their children's learning themselves instead of sending them to school. It is fully legal in Thailand under the National Education Act B.E. 2542 (1999) and the Ministerial Regulation on the right of families to provide basic education, B.E. 2547 (2004).

How do I start homeschooling in Thailand?

The family submits an application for family-provided education to the local Educational Service Area Office (สพท.), together with an education plan for the child. Once approved, you carry out learning according to the plan, keep records and a portfolio of work, and take part in the assessment agreed with the service area office. Details can vary between areas, so check directly with your local office.

What is Progress Homeschool?

Progress Homeschool by Ajarn Jeh is a learning hub and community for homeschooling families at homeschoolthai.com. It focuses on life skills through a 4-stage path: Survive, Sustain, Earn and Freedom, so that kids can take care of themselves, know how to earn money and choose a free life from a young age.

What skills will kids learn?

Survival skills in nature, farming and food, crafts and woodworking, entrepreneurship, money and investing, coding and technology (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Svelte, SQL), smart and critical use of AI, communication and language, and logical thinking through games: 9 areas in all. Every subject is hands-on and ends with real work.

Are outdoor survival activities safe for kids?

Children's safety always comes first. Every outdoor activity is closely supervised by adults. Risky skills, such as using knives and fire, are taught step by step according to each child's age and readiness, with parents informed and involved in every decision.

Why teach kids about money and investing from a young age?

Because time is the most powerful factor in compound interest. Kids who start saving and investing regularly at a young age give their money much longer to grow, so they have a better chance of reaching financial freedom and retiring early. This site has a savings calculator kids can play with to see how it works.

Can families whose kids attend regular school use these resources?

Yes. The learning resources on homeschoolthai.com are free for every family, such as PROGRESS GAMEs, a collection of brain-training games including chess, Go, sudoku and math games.

How do I join the Progress Homeschool community?

Sign up for free at homeschoolthai.com/community with a family account managed by a parent. Then you can post photos of your kids' activities and work, chat, like posts and add other homeschooling families as friends, choosing who can see each post.

Become part of the family

Calling all homeschooling families:
let's grow together

Whether you're just starting to think about homeschooling or have been doing it for years, there's room here for every family.

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