A roadmap to clarity for worldschooling wannabeEs
What taking your kids around the world costs, and how to earn it from anywhere.
This roadmap gives you the exact number you need to get you on your way to worldschooling and full time travel with your family, plus the tools to get started.
The three things actually stopping you.
The three things actually stopping you.
This guide answers all three.
01
Can we afford it
The real numbers, not the fear. The budget you need in real time.
02
How do we earn from anywhere
How to design an income that travels with you.
03
Will it wreck their education
What actually happens to kids who worldschool.
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Who is this guide actually for?
This is for parents at any stage of weighing it up
Maybe you've done the daydreaming and now you want the actual numbers. Maybe the idea's been sitting in a Notes app for months and you haven't told anyone yet. Maybe you know you want this but have no idea if the numbers work, or what happens to school.
Find out what worldschooling actually costs, what income realistically looks like on the move, and what happens to your kids' education, before you've sold the house.
What if you ended this week with an actual plan?
Built from the questions I worked through myself. The money. The identity shift. What to actually build the life around and how to start it.
No pep talks. No one size fits all answers. Just the honest roadmap, laid out the way you actually need it.
So what's actually inside?
This guide walks you through every part of it. The money.
The mindset. The actual route there.
Six chapters, in the order you actually need them.
01
THE MONEY QUESTION
Your actual worldschool number, calculated.
No guessing, no rules of thumb. The math that tells you if this is possible.
02
THE INCOME MAP
Building work that doesn't care what country you're in.
What actually pays when your office moves every few weeks.
03
WHAT THEY ACTUALLY LEARN
What they learn instead, and the one question to ask a school.
Two pages. Three moments from the boys, and the two words to say to a school before you enrol anybody.
04
THE WORLDSCHOOL ROADMAP
Where you actually want to go, and what it takes to get there.
Routes, seasons, and the order that actually makes sense.
05
YOUR PATH
A quiz built around your kids' ages and your real constraints.
A five-year-old and a fifteen-year-old need completely different plans.
06
YOUR WRITTEN PLAN
Dates, budget, first stop. All mapped out.
The plan you actually use, not just another idea in your head.
Everyone's got an opinion on your kids missing school. Nobody mentions what you'd be missing if you don't go.
It's time for clarity and a plan.
Sound familiar?
The three questions you keep asking each other.
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Can we actually afford for us to travel like this?
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Could we actually earn real money from anywhere?
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Will our kids actually be okay without traditional school?
But why should you trust me
I don't just teach this.
I've lived this.
This guide is the roadmap I wish I'd had. We didn't plan it, we worked it out month by month, and this is that working out, written down properly. Not a manifesto. Not a pep talk. The money bit first and the logistics and mindset after, which is the part nobody talks about.
I built my businesses in a motorhome travelling Europe, I then sold three of them in one sale for two million dollars at 40. I wasn't an entrepreneur before, I left with no clue what I would do. But I took the risk anyway.
We worldschool our two boys, Ethan and Arlo. Thirty countries so far. Twenty one across Europe, plus Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand, Malaysia, the US, Canada...the list goes on...
Still deciding?
Here's the honest answer:
I don't even know if worldschooling is right for us?
That's exactly what chapters three and six are for. You don't need to have decided before you start reading. You need the actual information to decide with.
I don't have time to read a whole guide right now
It's built to read in one sitting, and chapter one alone gives you your number. Start there if that's all you've got tonight.
We already homeschool. Is this still for me?
Homeschooling answers the education question. This answers the other two, the money and the actual logistics of doing it on the move.
Is the price actually worth it?
It's $27. If it saves you one bad decision about money or school, it's paid for itself before you've boarded a flight.
Worldschool Wealthy Roadmap · © Jennifer Constant