Balance study and business
Evening and weekend sessions designed around exams and semesters, so your grades and your project grow together.
Peachology is a hands-on startup program for students and young entrepreneurs. In a few months you'll validate an idea, create your first offer and find your first customers — with mentors by your side.


You have ideas and ambition. What's usually missing is time, structure and someone who has done it before. We built the program around exactly that.
Bring a friend and apply togetherEvening and weekend sessions designed around exams and semesters, so your grades and your project grow together.
Every lesson ends with something you ship: an interview, a landing page, an offer, a sale. You learn by doing.
Mentors, peer groups and partner organizations help you move from idea to launch without going it alone.
Four modules. Each one builds a real piece of your business, and you'll see your progress grow week after week.
Spot real problems, interview potential customers and test demand before you spend a cent.
Project: 10 customer interviewsTurn your insight into a clear product or service, set a price and write a value proposition people understand.
Project: offer page and pricingUse simple, low-budget marketing and sales to reach the people who need what you've built.
Project: first sales campaignGo live, measure results, improve, and present your business at demo day to peers, partners and mentors.
Project: public launch and demo dayBuild a real business alongside your degree, or straight after it, and graduate with experience and not just a diploma.
Entrepreneurship for students →Bring Peachology to your campus as an elective, an extracurricular track or a workshop series for your learners.
Partner with us →Run practical startup workshops in your city and give young people a concrete path into entrepreneurship.
Practical startup courses near you →“I came in with a vague idea and left with paying customers. The weekly projects kept me moving even during exams.”
“Interviewing customers in week two completely changed my product. That one exercise saved me months.”
“Demo day was the first time I pitched to real investors and partners. Now my side project is my job.”
Practical articles on starting a business while studying. Each guide links to the module where you'll practise it for real.
Featured: How to start a business while studying, 12 tips for student entrepreneurs →
We share student founder success stories, run workshops with local partners and host regular information sessions on campus and online.
No. Module 1 helps you find and validate an idea. Many students arrive with only a problem they care about.
Yes. The program is designed around academic schedules, with evening and weekend sessions and about four hours of work per week.
University and high-school students, recent graduates and young entrepreneurs. Schools and youth organizations can also enroll groups.
Yes. Every participant builds a real offer and works toward their first paying customers before the program ends.
Use the “Attend an info session” button below to reserve a seat at the next online or on-campus session.
Applications for the next cohort are open. Apply in five minutes, or join a free information session to meet the team and past student founders.