Homeschool Global Has a New Home

Early last year, Homeschool Global (HG) and Victory Christian International School (VCIS) Homeschool partnered together to form a greater alliance of services and offerings to better serve homeschooling families in the Philippines and around the world. Wallace Panlilio, who founded VCIS Homeschool, as well as my brothers Peter and Paul Tan-Chi, together with my husband, Edric Mendoza, became a team who shared a vision to provide comprehensive options for homeschooling families.

With Homeschool Global’s leadership core…

Whether it be accreditation tracks, curriculum choices, methodology (high tech or high touch), extra curricular classes, high school clubs and sports teams, community building events, or learn groups, Homeschool Global aims to be a depot for those who seek a customized learning experience for their children.

With the newly opened The Learning Hub by Homeschool Global at the second floor of Ayala 30th Mall along Meralco Avenue, parents can “shop” for their homeschool needs.

When you enter it feels like walking into a giant treehouse with octagonal shaped pods on either side that are used for portfolio reviews and consultations between parents or kids and their advisors. The place also offers classes throughout the week for theater arts, ballet, violin, piano, voice, guitar, taekwondo, and art to help kids fulfill their MAPE requirements. It’s open from 8 AM to closing mall hours, a concession that Ayala 30th Mall graciously allowed, thanks to Mariana Zobel de Ayala and her leasing officer, Peter Ramirez.

HG will continue to add classes and spearhead activities that bring homeschoolers together. It’s commitment is to come alongside families to help homeschooled children “learn better.”

The Homeschool Global Team…

The Learning Hub also welcomes families who are not homeschooling, those who are connected with other programs, or those going the independent route. In other words, everyone can come and explore the services and offerings that may suit their needs.

The present partners, Wallace Panlilio, Peter and Paul Tan-Chi, and Edric Mendoza have the same heartbeat to make customized learning available to families in the Philippines and around the world. They will continue to look for key cities to build hubs and partner with people who share the same vision, beyond the current ones located in Baguio, Cebu, and Dubai. Each one of the partners brings to the organization the right mix of education, technology, and business expertise. Most important of all, they all love the Lord and have a burden to see families transformed for Him!

My dad, Peter Tan-Chi, was able to join us to dedicate the space…

Here are some highlights of the media launch held last Tuesday, February 20 at the Learning Hub and L’artizan Restaurant. Various media representatives got to interview the partners and the Kauffmans and Aldabas, who are homeschooling with Homeschool Global.

Wallace and Sheryl Panlilio

And this is me, listening first and then talking very enthusiastically about home schooling…I can’t help it!

To connect with…

Homeschool Global Pasig

Address: 2nd Floor, Ayala 30th Mall, Meralco Avenue, Pasig

Contact no.: (02)502-7027

Email: Info@homeschoolglobal.com

Website: www.homeschoolglobal.com

Homeschool Global North Luzon

Address: EDY Building, 4th Floor, 144 Kisad Road, Baguio City

Contact no.: (074) 661 3592

Email: Info@homeschoolglobal.com

Website: www.homeschoolglobal.com

Homeschool Global Visayas

Address: T-79 First Street Green Valley Subdivision, Capitol Hills, Cebu City

Contact no.: 0917 320 1719

Email: visayas@homeschoolglobal.com

Website: www.homeschoolglobal.com

Homeschool Global Middle East

Address: Office 505, Damac Smart Heights, Trcom (Al Barsha Heights), Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Contact no.: +971 58 821 0235

Email: info@homeschoolglobal-me.com

Website: http://homeschoolglobal-me.com/

9 thoughts on “Homeschool Global Has a New Home

  1. Hello Joy! I read that Homeschool Global is worldwide? I live in Vancouver, Canada and planning to homeschool my kids by next year, is it possible to be part of HG considering my location? Thank you!

    1. Yes, definitely! It really depends on what the Learning goals are for your child. If you plan to transition them into the Philippine system or the North American one, you will need to choose the academic track that covers the units necessary. HG has both tracks available.

  2. Hi Joy, My husband and I are thinking of moving our son to HG Homeschool. I would like to know how we can go about starting this new program for our son. Please email me information on how and where to start. Thanks!

  3. Does a teaching parent needs to be college graduate to homeschool? What if the parent is not in the country but want to homeschool her child with a Tita or a personal tutor?

    1. For a dep ed accredited program the answer is yes to the first question. And yes, it’s okay for a Tita or personal tutor to homeschool on behalf of parent, but one of the benefits of homeschooling is the relationship between parent and child. So that’s the ideal…parent teaching child 🙂

  4. Hi,

    I have already enrolled my kids with homeschool global but I am really struggling with homeschooling as this is new to us. Is there any way where we can get grade 3 and grade 4 books DepEd curriculum? I find the book a bit pricey if there’s another option that you can suggest to save that would be really helpful.

  5. Hi I want to home school my daughter 4yrs old and first time but living outside the country?
    How to start?ty

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