Learning and leadership success, in school and in life.
We offer the only learning system that addresses the ‘whole child’ through interactive apps, websites, and books that provide comprehensive academic learning as well as life and leadership skills.
Southwestern Advantage is your home for today’s education.
Our content goes beyond academics and includes fun, animated cartoons that teach patience, persistence, taking turns, following directions, and even how to be smart about money!
Students learn math and reading concepts through relatable, story-based videos created by nationally-acclaimed teachers, who show not only the “hows” but also explain the “whys.”
Thousands of instructional videos, quizzes, worksheets, and articles provide comprehensive learning and practice in all core and required subjects for grades 6-12.
“Knowing a child is driving their own learning in a positive and productive way is what I love to see in both my classroom and at home. My children ignite their own learning through the Southwestern Advantage books and it makes me proud that I made the choice to give them these resources at a young age.“
“The material leads to high-level thinking, gives opportunities for problem-solving, gets the student thinking beyond the classroom. “
“When I heard Southwestern Advantage was going to develop a companion website for these books, I confess I had my doubts that you could do it. However, it looks like it was done right. The use of video tutorials is becoming commonplace, but what I’m most impressed with is how easy it is to find the appropriate tutorial. Just typing in the relevant page number is brilliant!“
Southwestern Advantage is known worldwide as the premiere sales and leadership experience for young people. It all started in 1855 in Nashville, Tennessee with a mail order business for Bibles and religious tracts by Rev. J. R. Graves. In 1868, after the Civil War had wrecked the Southern economy, Rev. Graves noticed college students did not have a way to pay for school. He started the sales program to help students offset their educational expenses – an entrepreneurial idea ahead of its time that is still going strong today. While the only changes in 150+ years has been the products sold and the technology used to sell it, each year 1,500+ students from 200+ campuses from 25+ countries gain an experiential education by helping families move closer toward their educational goals.
