For teachers and counselors · Northeast Ohio
Real-world work your students can start this week.
No time to build an entrepreneurship or career unit? Three free tools you can point students to, and a business competition with a real audience.
What is here
Free, and ready to use
- Free career quizTen minutes, nothing stored: what a student likes doing and the kinds of work that fit it. Good for a guidance period.
- Business 101A free, practical course on how a business really works, with exercises on the student's own idea.
- How to make money as a teenagerFifty ideas with what each costs and what Ohio asks of young workers.
- The Northeast Ohio competitionTen categories, free to enter, with written feedback on every complete entry.
Pilot
A free guest session for the first 3 schools
A 45-minute live video session with a business owner your students can ask real questions. I am running it free for the first schools so I can learn what is useful, and so you can tell me if it was not.
You write to me
Tell me your role, your school and what the students are working on.We agree the plan in writing
Date, length, what I will cover and what I need from you. Nothing is charged.I join over video
Live, with time for the students' questions. I never contact a student directly.You tell me what worked
If you are happy to say so, a sentence from you may go on this page, but only with your written okay.
Prefer to start on your own? The free 20-minute class pack needs no prep and no account.
Why counselors use it
It fits the career advising you already do
Ohio law (Revised Code 3313.6020) requires each school district to adopt a career advising policy that includes career advising for students in grades 6 through 12, and many districts carry it out through student success plans. The career quiz and the class pack are free ways to give a student something concrete to put in that plan. Your district's own policy decides what counts, so check it. Read the law (checked October 10, 2026).
Honest limits
What I do not claim
Not a course or a credit
This supplements your instruction. It is not an accredited course and does not satisfy a graduation, financial literacy or career-technical requirement.No standards claim
I have not aligned this to Ohio standards or course codes, so I do not say it is.No school partnerships
No school or district has partnered with Launch League in Ohio yet.No student contact
Families and teachers come to me. I do not contact students directly.
Ask a question
Tell me what you are trying to do
A class, a club, a counseling office. I reply personally within two business days.
This form is for adults. Please do not enter a student's name or details.
Questions
Straight answers
- Does it cost the school anything?
- The free tools are free: the career quiz, Business 101, the class pack and the competition. A video guest session is free for the first 3 schools in the pilot. After that, a session, career day or workshop is scoped and quoted in writing, and I tell you the price before you decide.
- Is it aligned to Ohio standards?
- I have not mapped it to Ohio standards, and I will not claim it is. It is practical, real-world material you can use alongside your course. Tell me which course and I will say honestly whether it fits.
- What student information do you collect?
- I do not ask you for any. The career quiz does not save a student's answers on my side. Like any website it can still produce ordinary server logs and analytics, and your school may have its own rules about which sites students can use, so check with your IT office. Students under 18 take part with a parent or guardian's knowledge, and I never contact a student directly.
- What age is it for?
- Students 13 and older. US children's privacy law draws its line at 13, so I start there.
- Are you partnered with any school or district?
- No. Launch League is based in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada, and works with Northeast Ohio over video and at events. If a school becomes a partner, this page will say so.