Homeschool assistance from online sources.

 At MEND Education we want to help students of all ages and backgrounds to reach their goals and their potential. Since we provide assistance to students who are a part of schools and Universities we thought it would be appropriate to point out that we also provide assistance to students who homeschool. 

We only require that the topic and content that the student is covering with us, should be sent to us via email 2 days in advance. This way we can provide the required help based on the content being covered in the homeschool curriculum that has been chosen by the parents. We also make sure to take the parents teaching requirements into consideration during the lessons, since each homeschooling parent has a specific reason that they decided to home school their precious child. We are here to make your life easier, not more difficult and challenging!


Other that this assistance we also assist with planning curricula for parents who would like to combine more than one schooling system. This includes scheduling the milestones for the subjects, putting down progress markers for the students, and helping parents know when they might need to give their children some extra guidance.

Some of the free helpful resources we incorporate into the curricula we develop or into the lessons we assist students with are:

  • Khan Academy
  • Easy peasy all-in-one Homeschool
  • Ambleside online
  • Newsela
  • Virtual field trips and world tours
  • Scholastic learn at home
  • Smithsonian learning lab
  • Funbrain
  • Storyline
  • Big History project
  • Chrome music lab
  • GoNoodle
  • Bedtime math
  • Code.org
  • YouTube
  • 826 Digital
  • Starfall

 Our aim is to help students and parents help themselves. 

This means that we do not want to make you reliant on our help but to equip you fully to achieve your goals and potential on your own. We find that the best way to do this is to teach you tools step by step. The skills that you lack when you come to us are identified, discussed and fixed through implementing a plan of action. Once you have mastered the tools and skills we add to your arsenal of abilities, we feel you can be free and comfortable to confidently continue on your journey of self-study until you have reached a new road block or hurdle that you would like us to help you with!

The best way to achieve is to reach high and obtain the required skills! Goals without learning new skills is useless...

This is what we would like to help you do...we are only a step in the right direction. We start by taking you through the steps and then once you know the steps you can move forward a lot faster at your own pace!

Feel free to check out some of our YouTube content, Instagram content, Subscribestar content, and TikTok content! IF the free content is not enough, feel free to contact us with your specific requirements so that we can set up a paid online session!

All linked words, except the last paragraph, lead to Amazon products that our students and parents in the past have found helpful so we hope they will help you too!

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