Biblical worldview · 1:1 mentoring · Ages 8–17
Your child brings a question they genuinely care about. We design a 10-week project around it, weaving in math, English and science, and mentor them through it live, one to one, within a biblical worldview. Our first five US families work with founder Kale Kneale himself.
The Founding Five. The first five US families, personally mentored by Kale. Founding places: 5 of 5 openApplications close Saturday, October 31Inside a real iProject · Color
Every iProject comes with a student workbook, in a digital Google Doc and a printable version, written around your child’s question. Page through 15 real pages from our Color iProject: the program overview, Week 1 workbook pages, the mentor’s guide and the student portfolio.
Real pages · from the Color iProject sample packAlongside the workbook: a parent guide and a homeschool registration pack for your state records.
Most programs give every child the same book. We write the whole curriculum around your child’s question, to the standard of a published course. Here’s what came with the Color iProject.
Get the free 15-page sample packThinking, not just knowing
Every week, your child tests claims, reads real sources and explains their reasoning out loud. They learn to tell a good argument from a popular one, and to hold their convictions with confidence.
Every week includes a popular claim to test. Your child predicts, gathers the evidence and decides whether it holds up.
From the Color project: “The sky is blue because it reflects the ocean.” True or false?
Cited texts with graded questions: what happened, what it means, and how we know.
From the Color project: the story of Isaac Newton’s prism experiments.
In live sessions your child explains their thinking and answers questions, building to a final exhibition they present and defend.
From the Color project: a 10-exhibit Color Lab, presented in Week 10.
Your child’s learning journey
One question, every subject: math, English, science and Scripture woven into a single 10-week project. Every iProject follows the same path. What changes is everything inside it.
A conversation with you and your child. Your mentor learns their interests, strengths, gaps and goals.
We design a bespoke 10-week project around their question, mapping math, English, science and more into it.
Live 60-minute 1:1 sessions online. Your child is guided, challenged and known by name.
Between sessions they research, build and write in their iProject workbook, then bring it back for feedback.
A final presentation to a real audience, a portfolio of work, and a plan for what comes next.
Faith at the center
Faith isn’t a separate subject here. Every iProject is built on the conviction that your child is made in God’s image, and that everything they study belongs to His world.
Read our full statement of faithEvery project has a Scripture thread. Each week’s Kingdom Lens connects the learning to God’s Word, so faith and rigorous thinking grow together.
Every session follows Responsive Discipleship Learning™, Kale’s faith-immersive teaching method: learning follows your child’s questions, and faith runs through every lesson. Learning shapes who your child is becoming, not just what they know.
You approve the project topic before anything begins. You get a summary after every session, and every session is recorded, so you can ask to see any of them.
We believe in the doctrinal infallibility and historicity of the original manuscripts of the Old and New Testaments.
We hold to the God of Israel as the One true God, a Triune God in three persons of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Salvation is by God’s grace alone through faith in Christ alone; new birth comes by repentance and faith in Jesus as the only provision for sin.
Jesus died on the cross, making a full and satisfactory atonement for man’s sin.
Humanity and creation are fallen; no one can justify themselves before a perfect God.
Genesis 1–11 records actual history; creation days were six consecutive 24-hour days; a global flood occurred in Noah’s day; we reject attempts to fit evolution or millions of years into Genesis.
Male and female reflect God’s image; life begins at conception; abortion and euthanasia violate the sanctity of life; there is one human race with equal dignity for all.
Marriage is between one man and one woman; gender and biological sex are equivalent and cannot be separated.
Parents are responsible to bring up children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.
Gentiles who place their faith in Jesus are grafted into God’s covenant people through faith, sharing in the blessings of God’s promises alongside believing Jews, as described in Romans 11. God’s covenant with Israel is irrevocable, and His redemptive purposes include Israel’s preservation, regathering, and future salvation.
We hold to a pre-millennial return of Christ, when He will establish His millennial Kingdom on earth.
We seek Spirit-led unity with Bible-based evangelicals while rejecting ecumenism with groups holding a different gospel or authority.
God promises the continuance of seasons despite climate changes.
We reject modern forms of social justice, intersectionality, and critical race theory as anti-biblical and destructive to human flourishing.
Meet your child’s mentor · 1:04
From the stage to the classroom.
Before he mentored children one to one, Kale toured Australia as a drummer and led in one of its top private schools. In his own words: where he’s been, and why he does this.
Mentorship, not tutoring
Before he mentored children one to one, Kale toured Australia, Asia and the US, including the Vans Warped Tour, as the drummer in New Empire. He has since spent more than 15 years in education, including as an educational leader at one of Australia’s top private schools, and holds a Master of International Education.
He founded iProject International to give each child the one-to-one attention the best schools rarely can. Now based in North Carolina with his wife and children, he will personally mentor our first five US families.
“This feels like more than a move. It feels like a decision about the future we want to build for our kids. For our family, America represents opportunity: the opportunity to build, create, serve, take risks and give our children a future…”
Kale’s work in education
Our US launch
Five families. Five personal partnerships.
We’re inviting just five US families to become the founding chapter of iProject International. As a Founding Family, you’ll work personally with Kale to design and guide a learning experience around your child’s interests, strengths and potential.
This is more than access to a program. It’s a personal educational relationship, built on thoughtful mentorship, meaningful projects and a shared commitment to helping your child thrive.
“After years of working alongside young people and their families, one thing has become increasingly clear to me: the most meaningful learning happens when a child is genuinely known, understood and challenged.
As we bring iProject International to the United States, I want to begin personally with five families. I’ll work closely with each family to understand their child, design a meaningful learning journey, and mentor them as they turn their interests into something extraordinary.
This is how I believe education should feel: personal, purposeful and full of possibility.”
Kale KnealeFounder, iProject International · CEO, The Transformation Network
A parent’s story · 1:37
Martene’s 13-year-old daughter is mentored one to one through iProject International. Her family has learned on the road, across Australia and overseas. Here’s what changed, in Martene’s own words.
Martene · iProject parent, Gold Coast, AustraliaWe’ve done distance education and homeschooling before, but this is different.
You get a weekly report, so you know exactly where they’re at.
So we can step out of the teacher role, and put more energy into quality time with the kids.
Hello, my name is Martene, and I’m from the Gold Coast, Australia. I just want to share our experience since putting our 13-year-old daughter in iProject International. She’s absolutely thriving. It’s re-engaged her, and she’s got a love for learning again.
We’ve done distance education and homeschooling before, but this is different. How she’s showing up, her excitement, how Kale is able to open her up and bring out her ideas and keep her accountable has just been so refreshing.
Kale caters it to what they want to learn. You get a weekly report, so you know exactly where they’re at, how they’re going, and just seeing the independence and the ownership.
She rang me yesterday. I’m currently away for work, and she’s learning Italian and she is so excited about that. She’s doing programs on nutrition that go along with her gym, so she actually wants to do it, and Kale is phenomenal.
We spent three years traveling Australia during COVID. And what it does is enable us, regardless of where we are and what’s happening, she’s still able to keep on track. And it’s taken the pressure off us, knowing that we have someone supporting her needs, what excites her and what she wants to learn about. So we can step out of the teacher role, focus and put more energy into that quality time and magic moment with the kids.
This is the best program that we’ve seen, if you’re looking for something that’s not conventional mainstream school. And so I 100% recommend.
Edited for length from a longer recording. Martene’s family is part of our Australian iProject community.
For families who travel
Touring, competing, building a business across time zones: when a family moves, school usually breaks. With iProject, your child’s mentor, project and progress travel with you.
Running now
Real iProjects, designed for real students in Australia right now. Every one starts with the child’s own question.
The math and science an aircraft maintenance engineer uses: measurement, matter, forces and the atmosphere, grounded in real aircraft.
Scripture thread: “Who determined its measurements?” Starting from the order God built into creation. (Job 38)
He interviews real users, maps the workflow, does the math and tests his app before Demo Day, while reading Good to Great.
Entrepreneurship in practice: real customers, real costs and a real business that depends on the result.
Scripture thread: “Count the cost.” Planning and stewardship before you build. (Luke 14:28)
Color through physics, biology, genetics, psychology, art and Scripture, ending in an exhibition she designs herself.
Scripture thread: It starts from “Let there be light.” (Genesis 1:3)
Every finished project goes into a portfolio your child keeps: evidence of real work they can show for years, including on college and job applications.
Also running
Coming for US families: American history and civics iProjects.
More than 15 iProjects built so far. Don’t see your child’s interest? Tell us what they care about, and we’ll build the project around it.
What changes for your child
Every child’s journey is different, and we don’t promise outcomes. But this is what we work toward in every iProject, and what our families tell us they see.
Case study · iProject student
Maya’s iProject started with her own words. She wrote the lyrics to an original song, “Day In the Past”, then saw it professionally produced with a recording artist. It was released in February 2023 and is streaming now.
That’s what we mean by real work for a real audience.
Parent partnership
Your child’s education, back in your family’s hands.
After every live session, your child’s mentor writes you a summary: what your child worked on, what comes next, and how you can encourage them. It lands straight in your inbox.
iProject · Live 1:1 sessionLIVE60:00
Great prediction! 4 of 6 ✓Shared screen · Workbook p.4Kale · MentorHi Sarah,
WHAT WE COVERED TODAY
Emma split white light into a spectrum and predicted the color order before testing it. She got four of six right.
WHAT SHE’S WORKING ON THIS WEEK
Workbook pages 4–5: the rainbow sketch and a short explanation.
HOW YOU CAN ENCOURAGE HER
Ask her why a leaf looks green. She has a great answer. — Kale
What we covered today
Emma split white light into a spectrum and predicted the color order…
This week
Workbook pages 4–5.
How you can encourage her
Ask her why a leaf looks green.
▶ Recording on file · ask anytimeIn their words
Our first US families are just beginning, so these words come from families in Australia.
What families keep telling us
She’s got a love for learning again.Martene · iProject parent
Find hope again for his future and learning journey.Ryan · The Transformation Network parent
Inspiring the kids to love learning so much!Jen · iProject parent
“Highly recommended! My boys absolutely love learning with iProject and admire and respect their teacher.”
BekiProject“Thank you, Brodie & Kale, for figuring out what’s important and for inspiring the kids to love learning so much! It really is how it should be.”
JeniProject“We wanted someone we could trust to reflect our values in the way, what, and how they taught my son.”
JenniferYour investment
Families who can afford any education often choose a full-time private tutor. One listing this year offered $270,000 a year for a single student.* iProject is the same model, one child, one mentor, one curriculum, for a fraction of that.
Work with Kale directly as one of the Founding Five. Every mentored option includes the workbook, parent guide and homeschool registration pack. Prices are in USD, and you can begin anytime.
Founding Family · Mentored iProject with Kale
One 10-week project, mentored personally by Kale.
A weekly 60-minute 1:1 session with Kale, included
Everything in the Partnership, with twice the time together.
Two 60-minute 1:1 sessions with Kale every week
Four back-to-back 10-week projects, planned as one learning year.
or $1,050 a month · 10% less than four single projects
Not sure which fits? Talk it through with Kale before you apply.
Book a 15-minute call*Tutors International job listing for a full-time homeschool tutor, May 2026.
Admissions
Kale reads every application personally. Tell us a little about your child and we’ll be in touch within 1–2 business days. Hoping to be one of the Founding Five? Choose a Founding option in the form.
Founding places: 5 of 5 openApplications close Saturday, October 31Prefer to talk first? Book a 15- or 30-minute call with Kale
Or email admin@thetransformationnetwork.us
Not ready to apply?
15 real pages from one iProject: the program overview, Week 1 workbook pages, the mentor’s guide and the student portfolio. A PDF you can read tonight and share with your spouse.
When you’re ready, apply for iProject or book a call with Kale.
Questions US families ask
Still wondering about something? Ask Kale directly.
Book a 15- or 30-minute callIt can be either. A Mentored iProject integrates math, English, science and more into one 10-week project, so it can sit at the center of your child’s learning. Some families pair it with other curriculum. We’ll talk through how it fits your child’s whole week in your consultation.
What you’re investing in is not screen time. It’s a project designed for your child alone, an educator who knows them, and work they’re proud to present. The live session is the only part that needs a screen. Most of the work is hands-on: building, writing, experimenting and presenting, away from the computer.
Founding Partnership and Founding Year families meet Kale live, 1:1 and online, for 60 minutes once a week. Partnership Plus families meet him twice a week. Educator-led families meet their iProject educator weekly for 60 minutes. Need more? You can request extra 1:1 session time, subject to availability. After every session, you get a summary straight to your inbox. Project work continues between sessions.
Our 1:1 iProjects are for students aged 8 to 17. Each project is pitched to your child’s level, so we look at readiness together in your consultation.
Yes. You can cancel within the first two weeks of any 10-week project. You pay for five weeks (half the project), and we refund the rest. For example, on the $3,500 Founding Partnership you would pay $1,750 and receive $1,750 back. After the first two weeks, the full project fee applies.
That’s what the consultation is for. If iProject isn’t right for your child, Kale will tell you honestly, and point you toward what might be.
Sessions run live online, one to one. Your child’s workbook is a Google Doc (plus a printable copy), and their project space and mentor messages live on Mighty Networks, a trusted learning platform. Session summaries come to you by email.
iProject International began in Australia, where projects are still running. Our founder, Kale Kneale, and his family have now relocated to North Carolina. For US families, iProject is delivered by The Transformation Network LLC, a separate US company, with sessions in US time zones and pricing in USD.
Every project includes a digital and printable workbook, a portfolio of real work, a parent guide and a homeschool registration pack to support your state’s reporting. Requirements vary by state; you remain your child’s home educator and responsible for compliance. As an independent program, we don’t issue official transcripts or accreditation.
Every educator undergoes a background check. Every session is recorded and kept on file for safety and security, and parents can access any recording on request.
Only where it serves the learning, and always responsibly. When a project uses AI tools, the student does the thinking and makes the decisions.
Yes, in Arizona: we’re an approved vendor for Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program. We’re working on approval in more states. If you’re outside Arizona, contact us before you enroll and we’ll tell you where your state stands.
iProject International
Freedom to learn anywhere, built on a biblical worldview, with you in charge.
The Founding Five. Five US families, personally mentored by Kale. Founding places: 5 of 5 openApplications close Saturday, October 31 Not ready yet? Get the free Color sample pack ↓“Here’s to freedom, faith, family and building something worth handing to our children.”
