Diplomat
Build self-awareness, confidence, discipline, emotional intelligence and relationship skills.
Room 04 — Singles & Young People
Ready for Life.
A mentoring platform that helps parents discover, develop and deploy a tribe of solution-providers — a structured, age-specific mentoring programme for ages 10–17 that builds confidence, sound judgement, healthy relationship skills, self-leadership, financial intelligence and a clear sense of direction for the future.
Three classes, built around where your child actually is.
Trailblazer
Navigate identity, purpose, peer pressure, relationships, sexuality, boundaries, digital influence and leadership.
Royalty
Prepare for adulthood through life planning, career, money, relationships, leadership, AI, influence, wealth and legacy.
So you're not putting a 10-year-old and a 17-year-old through the same generic "personal development" class.
How classes run.
Classes run once a week on Zoom, with replays available for anyone who misses a session. Three 12-week semesters run each year (September–November, January–March, May–July), with sessions capped at 60 minutes and optional weekly homework.
Programme fee
₦60,000 / 3 monthsPer child, for one 12-week semester of weekly live classes with replays.
The young person you'll begin to see.
- Knows themselves better — understands their strengths, values, personality, identity and the kind of person they want to become.
- Makes better decisions — thinks through pressure, consequences, peer influence, digital distractions and difficult choices instead of simply reacting.
- Handles relationships more wisely — understands friendships, boundaries, attraction, red flags, communication, consent and healthy relationship standards at an age-appropriate level.
- Becomes more self-led — develops discipline, emotional regulation, resilience, goal-setting, time management and personal responsibility.
- Thinks beyond school — begins understanding money, career direction, entrepreneurship, technology, leadership, influence and the future of work.
- Can articulate a future — older participants build actual life plans, relationship standards, career direction, financial goals and legacy projects.
- Communicates better with you — every stage brings the parent back into the child's development through guided conversations, progress tracking and practical home engagement.
You're not left out of the process.
Ready for Life is not designed to take your place as a parent — it's designed to support you. Parents receive a progress report at the end of every semester, so you get a clear picture of your child's engagement and development instead of assuming everything is fine because they attended class.
Enrol
Register your child using the enrolment link.
Receive your invoice
Your invoice is sent to your email inbox.
Get ready for class
You'll receive your child's admission email and their unique Zoom details.
Classroom experience
Help your child log in to the live Zoom class and watch their world transform.
In their words
Young people finding their power.
"Ready for Life template has helped us successfully mentor our son, especially when he had a serious challenge. This methodology was highly effective in getting him back to himself and we are so happy at the adult he has become."
Ayodeji Lawrence
"I grew up being taught about world changers, which has become the Ready for Life mentoring platform. It was so easy to go through life and live above peer pressure as a young lady. I am now a medical doctor and I am so proud of the foundation this gave me."
Ebunoluwa Eletu
"My child was on drugs when I was introduced to this mentoring programme. In no time we started seeing a reduction in his drug use till he weaned himself off them. Today he has become a role model to many."
Joy Muzambiu South Africa
"Ready for Life was first introduced to our school when we had serious issues with our children as it affects their sexuality. With this intervention, we were able to manage the students and turn things around for them."
Mr and Mrs Oshewa
Questions parents ask.
Can parents join the class?
Parents can't join the live class, but you can follow along through the replays.
Is the sexuality education LGBT-friendly?
We respect and love the LGBT community; however, our age-appropriate sexuality education is designed for the heterosexual community.
Will my child learn about African history?
Yes. The curriculum includes heroes drawn from every culture, including Africa, in the upper classes.
Is it compulsory to go through the entire curriculum?
It's highly recommended, but not compulsory.
Can I opt my child out in the middle of a semester?
You're free to opt your child out; however, fees are non-refundable once payment has been processed.
How does the programme run?
Live on Zoom, once a week, with replays available if your child misses a session.
Ready for Life is not a replacement for the normal academic curriculum, and it is not a therapy session for mental-health issues. It is a curriculum that delivers behaviour transformation to help your child become the best version of themselves.
Ready when you are