A teen with a job
Homeschooling a teen who has a job
Free for 30 days. No card.
Every course in every grade, for every child in the family. Lessons pause when the free days end unless you choose to subscribe.
Start 30 days freeA teen with a job needs school that fits around a work schedule, not one that assumes the same hours every day. Letters & Devotion has nothing timed and nothing scheduled, so your teen can finish a lesson before a shift, after it, or on a day off, and the work still counts. The hours they spend in lessons are logged for you.
Fits around shifts
A teen can sit down for one lesson or three, on a weeknight or a Sunday. Each lesson is saved, and nobody has to explain to a teacher why they missed Tuesday.
Real high school courses
The catalog includes Bible every year, plus personal finance, economics, computer science and life skills among its 84 courses. For a teen who wants to work, those last four are a natural fit.
Clara answers at 10 at night
When a teen is stuck after a closing shift, Clara explains the specific mistake and has them try again. A parent can read the conversation the next morning.
Hours that add up honestly
Time in lessons logs automatically while the tab is open and the teen is active, and stops after five minutes idle. You can add offline time yourself, such as reading, labs or field work.
You build the transcript
The transcript page gathers the hours and courses, and your family decides what counts as credit and issues the official document.
What this is not
- It does not turn a job into a course. Your family decides whether work hours count toward anything, and the transcript page only holds the hours you enter.
- It does not verify a teen's work or help find one. It is a curriculum, not a job board.
- It is not accredited and issues no diploma. The family issues the official transcript and diploma.
Start 30 days free
Or read all 84 courses first. Both doors are open, and the second one needs nothing from you at all.
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Questions parents ask
Can a teen do school in the evening?
Yes. Nothing is timed or scheduled, so lessons can happen whenever the teen has the energy. Their place is saved after every lesson.
How much screen time is a lesson?
Screen lessons run about 30 to 50 minutes per subject. The Bible lesson is read from the King James text, and PE is off screen.
Does the app count the hours my teen works?
No. It logs hours spent in lessons automatically and lets you add offline hours yourself. What those hours mean for credit is your family's decision.
What does it cost?
$29 a month or $290 a year for every child, and the first 30 days are free with no card.