A clear inner compass
Recognise their values, strengths and areas for growth—so they are less easily pulled in every direction.
PDCA 2027 enrolment is openCloses 31 December 2026
PDCAPurpose Driven Champs AcademyEnrol my child12-month virtual growth programme • Ages 6–19
Raise a child who can make wise choices—even when you are not there.
PDCA gives children and teenagers guided practice in confidence, emotional control, responsibility, communication and purposeful direction.
Orientation: Sunday, 10 January 2027 • A fully virtual programme open to families worldwide
- Preteens
- Ages 6–12
- Teenagers
- Ages 13–19
- Format
- Live online + guided practice
Age-specificSeparate preteen and teen groups
Practice-ledWeekly Homeplays, not lectures alone
Mentor-supportedGuidance continues between sessions
Visible progressPortfolios, reviews and parent reports
Hear it from a PDCA family
One parent. Different children. Different signs of growth.
In this short family message, a PDCA parent points to progress in patience, confidence, social skills and problem-solving.
What PDCA children say
“I’ve learned to be honest, kind and respectful.”
Two children share what they learned about respect and confidence in this 16-second montage.
Honesty • Kindness • Respect • Confidence01
The real parenting challenge
Good grades cannot make every decision for your child.
They will face peer pressure, disappointment, online influence, conflict and opportunities you may never see coming.
Knowing what to do is not enough. A child needs chances to think, practise, reflect and try again—with the right guidance.
You cannot follow your child everywhere.
You can help them build what guides them within.The change you are investing in
Not vague inspiration. Skills you can begin to see.
With consistent participation, your child should grow in their ability to:
Wiser decisions
Pause, think through consequences and make better choices at home, in school and with friends.
Healthier emotional control
Name difficult feelings and practise calmer, healthier ways to respond.
Confidence to communicate
Express ideas, listen well, set respectful boundaries and handle disagreement.
Greater responsibility
Take more ownership of routines, time, commitments, money and personal growth.
Purposeful next steps
Explore talents, notice problems they care about and begin building a meaningful direction.
Right lessons. Right depth. Right age.
Your 7-year-old will not be taught like your 17-year-old.
Both groups follow the same growth pillars, but learn in separate communities with age-appropriate examples, questions and activities.
Preteen Champs
Simple language, guided reflection, practical habits, creative activities and strong foundations for identity and character.
Teen Champs
Deeper discussion, real-life scenarios, decision-making, relationships, leadership, talent evidence and future direction.
The 12-month journey
Four quarters. One clear path of growth.
The curriculum moves from who your child is, to how they express themselves, what they can do and where they can begin to go.
01
Build the inner foundation.Quarter 01
Roots
- My Personal Value Compass
- Identity & Self-Awareness
- Character, Habits & Responsibility
Quarter evidence
Personal Compass Portfolio
02
Grow confidence and emotional skill.Quarter 02
Expression
- Becoming a Creative Genius
- Emotional Intelligence & Self-Regulation
- Communication, Relationships & Confidence
Quarter evidence
Creative Communication Showcase
03
Prepare for real-life decisions.Quarter 03
Capability
- Smart Thinking & Wise Decisions
- Practical Life & Financial Intelligence
- Leadership, Teamwork & Service
Quarter evidence
Life Skills & Leadership Challenge
04
Turn strengths into purposeful action.Quarter 04
Direction
- Talent Exploration & Development
- Purpose, Problems & Ruling Domain
- Vision, Visibility & Legacy
Quarter evidence
My Unique Path Presentation
Want the full programme detail?
Download programme guideSee the curriculum overview, delivery model and programme information in the PDCA guide.
How a lesson becomes a habit
Your child will not just watch. They will practise.
- 1Connect
- 2Discover
- 3Practise
- 4Reflect
- 5Apply
- 6Share
- 7Review
Live transformational session
Two hours for each age group, with teaching, questions, breakout conversations and practical activities.
Guided Homeplays
Journalling, family conversations, reading, chores, projects and real-life practice move learning off the screen.
Mentor and community support
Dedicated groups, reminders and virtual hangouts help children stay connected and accountable.
Progress parents can follow
You will not be left wondering, “Is this making a difference?”
PDCA collects practical evidence across the year: participation, Homeplays, portfolios, habits, performance tasks, family review and the child’s own reflection.
1Emerging2Developing3Demonstrating4Influencing
Hall of Discipline
A regular view of participation and development.
Family Review
A wider conversation about progress and support at home.
Hall of Purpose
A closing report on the full 12-month growth journey.
What this asks of you
Support the journey without becoming the teacher.
Provide a phone, tablet or computer, reliable internet and a suitable place to join.
Support attendance, weekly Homeplays and selected books or learning tools.
Take part in selected family activities and reviews. You do not need to sit through every session.
The investment
One year of guided growth for the person your child is becoming.
The fee covers the structured 12-month PDCA experience: live sessions, virtual hangouts, weekly Homeplays, mentorship, community support, quarterly evidence and parent reporting.
- A fully virtual programme open to families worldwide
- 10% sibling discount for families enrolling three or more children
- Pay in full or request an approved pre-orientation payment plan
- All payments must be completed before orientation
Led by experience. Delivered with a team.
Meet Oluchi Madu
Oluchi is a Life Transformational Coach, Talent Maximisation Coach, author, youth-development advocate and founder of Purpose Driven Champs Academy.
She holds an MSc in Business Management and has completed Advanced Leadership and Coaching Skills at the University of Hull. She is also a mother of six.
PDCA sessions are supported by faculty and mentors, with age-group conversations and guidance between sessions.
“Every child has a seed of greatness. That seed must be discovered, nurtured and given the right environment to grow.”
A parent on working with Oluchi
“Mrs Oluchi has impacted my life greatly and that of my family, that of my children… I recommend Oluchi with my full chest.”
Questions parents ask
Know exactly what you are enrolling for.
Need a personal answer? Speak with the PDCA team on WhatsApp.
Who is PDCA for?+
The 2027 programme is for preteens aged 6–12 and teenagers aged 13–19. Children learn in separate age groups so the examples, conversations and activities can match their stage of development.
Is this academic tutoring?+
No. PDCA complements school by teaching the personal and practical skills children need for life: identity, values, emotional intelligence, communication, wise decisions, money sense, leadership and direction.
When are the sessions?+
PDCA runs for 12 months. Orientation is on Sunday, 10 January 2027. Regular live sessions are planned for Sundays, with a separate two-hour session for each age group. The complete 2027 timetable and WAT times will be shared before orientation.
Can families join from anywhere, and what if my child misses a session?+
Families worldwide can join. Sessions are virtual and recorded, so an enrolled child can catch up when necessary. Live participation is still encouraged because the discussions and activities are an important part of the experience.
Will I need to sit beside my child during every class?+
No. Parents mainly help with the device, internet, routines and selected Homeplays. You may observe, and some activities or family reviews will invite your involvement.
How will I know if my child is making progress?+
PDCA looks at participation, Homeplays, portfolios, habit evidence, performance tasks and the child’s own reflection. Parents receive the monthly Hall of Discipline report, a six-month Family Review and the annual Hall of Purpose report.
What if my child is shy or quiet?+
Quiet children are welcome. PDCA does not try to change a child’s personality. Mentors and age-group activities give children supported opportunities to contribute, practise and grow in confidence.
Is PDCA a religious programme?+
PDCA is a values-based programme open to families from different backgrounds. It focuses on character, responsible choices, relationships, practical life skills and each child’s inherent strengths.
Are books and learning tools included?+
Required books, journals and learning tools are not included in the programme fee and will cost extra. The exact cost will depend on the required items and where they are purchased. Some recommended films or games may be free or require a third-party subscription, depending on the family’s country. Enrolled families receive the current list.
Can I pay in instalments or get a sibling discount?+
You may pay in full or ask the PDCA team about an approved payment plan that must be completed before orientation. Families enrolling three or more children receive a 10% sibling discount.
What is the refund policy?+
Refund requests must be made before orientation and are subject to the written payment terms and any non-refundable deductions. There are no refunds after orientation. Ask the PDCA team for the complete payment terms before paying.
Orientation • Sunday, 10 January 2027
Give your child more than advice. Give them a place to practise becoming ready for life.
Join the 2027 PDCA cohort before enrolment closes on 31 December 2026.
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