Buy a place for a child who cannot.
It is the whole of Wobo. Not a smaller version, not a trial, not the good parts locked. The same subjects, the same tutor and the same everything a paying family gets.
Spot the difference.
One of these was paid for by a parent. The other was paid for by somebody the learner will never meet. We only ever built one thing, so there is only one thing to give.
No forms, no proof, no thank-you letter.
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A family asks.
One line to us is enough. We do not ask for papers and we do not check up on anyone.
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You fund a place, at the same price a parent pays, for the same length.
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We open it for the next family waiting.
You are not told who they are. They are not told who paid.
The four rules of a funded place.
- Who gets a funded place.
A family asks, and places open in the order they were asked for. No means test, no documents, no proof of income.
- What a donation buys.
Plans at the same price a parent pays. A donation is not a discount surface, exactly as a gift is not.
- Whether the donor learns who received it.
No. The donor funds a place, not a child.
- Whether the family learns who paid.
No. Nobody is asked to be grateful in public.
The price a parent pays. Nothing added.
A gift here goes to a child whose family cannot pay. It becomes their drawings and their lessons.
Long enough to get past the chapter that started all this.
Three months, at three times the monthly price a parent pays.
A whole year, at the yearly price a parent pays. Not twelve monthly ones.
The plan price, paid once, renews never. Paying is not open yet.The plans, side by side
What a place is.
A tutor that thinks out loud while it works. Ask about anything on the screen and the answer comes in the form the idea needs: drawn on a board, played as a short film, built as a thing to drag, or spoken. Then the practice, and a memory of what did not stick, so it comes back before it is lost. Every number checked by code before it is shown. Their syllabus, their board, their class, in their board's own words.
A funded place is not a lesser one.
- Not a trial that runs out mid-chapter.
- Not a trimmed plan with the useful parts behind a wall.
- Not a plan that ends in a sales call to a family who already said they cannot pay.
- No advertising is shown to a learner because someone else paid for them, and nobody is asked to be grateful in public.
If money is the only thing standing between your child and this, write to us.
One line is enough.Ask for a placeThe product is the same. Only the person paying changes.
A donation is not a subscription. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again. A funded place runs the length that was paid for and then ends the way any plan ends, with everything they learnt still theirs.