Online extracurricular classes for 5-15 year olds
SparkStudio.co teaches Art, Music & Communication through 1:4 (teacher:student) live classes; along curriculum designed by experts/artists. - 100% Online - Minimal parent involvement - Kids create in & outside class - Individual attention + friendships!
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kaustubh Khade, co-founder & head of product @ SparkStudio.co I'm joined by @anushree_goenka @namita_goel & @jyothika. Between us we've worked at the best ed-tech companies in India - BYJU'S & Lead School; building product & curriculum. We're seeing that parents want: - Extracurricular classes that are available conveniently. - Teachers and curriculum of a high quality - Their children's minds to be stimulated - and that “My child gets personal attention!” With SparkStudio w
Congrats on your launch here on PH @anushree_goenka and @kk_sparkstudio 🌟 Been hearing a lot from Vaibhav Domkundwar on LinkedIn. Brilliant idea and amazing execution, been tracking your site for sometime and I see the number of choices truly go up! Great traction! Wishes for a great journey ahead 😀
This seems great! I've seen way too many parents who have a hard time finding educational activities for their kids, especially in the last year and a half. I imagine this could contribute a lot to the solving of this problem.
?makers Congratulations on the launch! Did this idea pop-up after the Covid outbreak or you were operating before that as well? Also, do you plan to organize any offline activities in the near future?
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