The Solution for Teaching All Students Career, Social and Emotional Skills

Smile & Succeed for Teens online course is perfect for in-class or remote learning. This course provides an ideal resource for all students, including those in transition and autism support programs, to gain the social and job skills necessary for success at home, school, and work. Ideal for differentiated learning.

Job markets are continually changing, and it’s become more critical than ever that students are prepared for college and career upon graduation. This course includes interactive questions and answers, supportive videos, quotes with links where students can learn more about the person quoted, the ability to highlight words or paragraphs, bookmark sections, and more.

“The information and skill set young adults will interface with in this material will provide a springboard to post-secondary education, career and life!"
– DEE ANN STRICKLETT, former principal, educational and leadership consultant, and school improvement specialist, district curriculum director, nominated Teacher of the Year in Ohio

School districts throughout the United States have made Smile & Succeed for Teens essential curriculum to meet the needs of students for career readiness. 

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant.
 
Pricing and Licensing Options
Whether you're licensing the Smile & Succeed for Teens online course for students in your classroom or a special program, or for an entire district or school building, we have a plan that fits your needs.

Attention Schools: The benefit of this course is that you don't need an LMS (learning management system) to use it. This is a content delivery system. It can stand alone or fit inside your LMS . 

Single User Site License allows an individual user to access the course.
Number of Users      Price Per User
1                                    $24.99

Multi-User Site License allows a specific set of individual users associated with a common educational institution or non-profit organization to have access to the course. For example, a 100-user license means that up to 100 specifically named users from the same school district can gain access to the course.

Number of Users      Price Per User Per Year            Price Range
1-10                             $19.99                                           $19.99 – 199.90
11-24                           $18.49                                           $203.39 – 443.76
25-49                          $16.99                                           $424.75 – 833
50-99                          $15.49                                           $775 – 1,534.50
100-249                      $13.99                                           $1,400 – 3,486
250-499                      $12.49                                           $3,125 – 6,237.50
500+                            $10.99                                           $5,495+

•Price includes site set-up and technical support.
•Multi-year license: 2nd year at 10% discount, 3rd year at 20% discount

(Example 1: 25 users at $16.99 per user = $424.75)

Unlimited User Site License allows all students and staff at a defined location such as a school building or entire district unlimited access to the course. For example, a 1000-user unlimited site license means that a school of 1000 students can provide access to the course for all students who attend that school.

Number of Users                Price Per User Per Year
500                                         $10
1,000                                       $9
2,500                                       $8
5,000                                       $7
10,000                                    $6
20,000                                     <$5

(Example 2: 5,000 students district-wide at $7 per user = $35,000).

"I find the 'Get That Job' Module to be extremely helpful and I will be revisiting it as I try to get a summer job. I especially like the interview section! This is definitely something I would have loved in school and I think it will help boost confidence in a lot of students.

“Overcome the Fear of Fundraising” is so pertinent to teenagers today. A lot of high school fundraisers are unsuccessful because we don’t feel comfortable asking for donations for our fundraiser. I always end up asking only my family members, instead of reaching out to people I don’t know as well.
-MYLA T, student, Ohio