Learn

The Learn Program enables parents to provide the highest level of education to their children through homeschooling. We customize every aspect of your child’s education. Because every child learns in a different way. And by customizing their education, we unlock their potential. Through our open curriculum system, the program gives parents the freedom to choose from different curriculum options while still receiving an international and U.S. accredited diploma.”
 The program provides parents with detailed training and resources equipping them for their role as a teacher. Our Advisors guide you every step of the way, from selecting the right curriculum to preparing for the transition to University, we have got you covered. 

 

Homeschool Intro and Diagnostic Test

The Homeschool Intro is an orientation given at least once every month. During this meeting, you will find out what  homeschooling is all about, who Homeschool Global is, and how you can get started. Simultaneous with this Intro, your grade school child  can take the  Diagnostic Test. This Diagnostic Test reveals your child’s strengths and skills, as well as  possible learning gaps. After 5 working days,  an Advisor will sit down with you to discuss where your child is at and will recommend curriculum best suited to his or her needs.

Enrollment and Commitment Form

Upon submission of requirements for enrollment, payment of tuition fee, and purchase of books, you will be asked to sign the Commitment Form.

Signing the Commitment Form entitles you to consultations with your Family Advisor.  The signed Commitment Form also serves as a reminder to proactively inform your Advisor  of the status of your homeschooling, of factors that  delay or extend your school year, or of any change  in addresses, contact numbers, address, marital status, and so on.

Curriculum

HG follows an open curriculum system. This means that you have the freedom to choose from different options to tailor fit the material to your child’s needs and learning style.   HG provides a booklist that includes recommended curricula for each subject. Using the results of the Diagnostic Test, an Academic Advisor or Family Advisor will guide you through the options.
Parent-teachers can also present a preferred curriculum material which may not be included in the list. Upon review and approval, this  may also be used. The criteria for approval will essentially be coverage of the Department of Education  (DepEd) learning competencies.
To help parents fulfill the non-academic requirements of DepEd, the Shine program has Music, Arts, PE and other extracurricular classes which students can enroll in.

Homeschool 101

Homeschool 101 (HS 101) covers “Everything You Need to Know to Get Started.” You will be trained on the necessary methods, strategies, and principles that will help you set up your homeschool. This is a required training after enrollment. In this training, Academic Advisors or Family Advisors  will meet with you to guide you through the curriculum, discuss the grading system, and help you with the Portfolio Review System. During this time, the Connect Team will also help you find a Co-op.H

Definitions:

Academic Advisor (AA) : an educator who works with parents in tandem with Family Advisors, to ensure meeting academic goals and requirements of students.

Family Advisor (FA): an enrolled TMA HEP parent with several years experience in homeschooling, who now commits “to walk alongside” homeschooling families to support, counsel, inspire and help bring them to the end-goal of true success.

Connect

The Connect Program helps get families to dynamically interact with one another, through small groups called Co-ops consisting of families in similar locations or lifestages. By connecting these families, homeschoolers can exchange ideas and best practices, encourage and support each other, and even allow friendships to be formed. Homeschooling is easier, lighter, and brighter when families Co-op together! Parents receive invaluable support from other parents as they connect and share their homeschooling experiences. A parent who are strong in a subject or life skill takes turns teaching kids in the co-op.  Being in a co-op ensures success in homeschooling.

The Connect Directory

Homeschool Global encourages families to connect with each other and share their experiences and lessons. If you are a Homeschool Global member, you can click on the button below to access the password-protected Connect Directory which lists the contact information of families.

ACCESS DIRECTORY

Shine

The Shine Program brings the bigger Homeschool Global community together, allowing the showcase of talents and skills, opportunities for service or good works, and bonding moments between families.

 

What Does Shine Do?

Shine mounts small and big events, profiles skills of families to create a database of resource persons for community events. The Shine team collects inspiring homeschool stories and praise-worthy services rendered by homeschoolers and features them during events or publishes them in different media to promote homeschooling.

Field Trips

Every term students gain firsthand knowledge away from the classroom. Examples: Fire station, Museum, Factory etc.

Parent’s Conference

A one-day conference for families who are enrolled, and those who are interested in homeschooling.
It aims to encourage and equip parents with insights, trainings, and resources to make homeschooling a better, richer experience.

JuniorPreneur

A fun one-day business bar for kids. Homeschooling participants showcase their products and entrepreneurial skills

Graduation

A formal ceremony to acknowledge students who are moving up from Preschool to Elementary, Elementary to High School, and High School to College.

Extra-Curricular Classes

HG has partnered with third-party providers to secure an assortment of extracurricular classes at economical rates. Examples: Fun Robotics, Drama, Ballet, Sports etc.

Science Fair

Annual science fair where homeschoolers present their science project.