EKUZO offers three programs, all built on the same coaching system: EKUZO Teams (semester-based, about 15–16 weeks of coached team play), EKUZO100 (a 4-week competitive bootcamp), and EKUZO Camps (1-week intensive sessions during summer and holiday breaks). Each has a different format and commitment level.

Start with EKUZO100 if you want a low-commitment first taste: four weeks, $100, no contract. Choose EKUZO Teams if your child is ready for a full season with consistent teammates and real competition. Pick EKUZO Camps for an intensive week during summer or a school break. Many families start with EKUZO100 or a camp, then move into a Teams season.

EKUZO100 is $100 for four weeks. EKUZO Camps are $199 per week. EKUZO Teams is $576 paid in full (10% off) or four monthly payments of $160 ($640 total). All programs work out to roughly $20 per session of small-group, coach-led training.

EKUZO100 is a 4-week competitive bootcamp: two sessions per week in small groups of five. It’s designed to give students a real taste of structured esports coaching — whether they’re brand new or looking to sharpen their game.

EKUZO100: two evenings per week, after school. EKUZOTEAMS: two 90-minute sessions per week by default (some school-based teams run three 60-minute sessions). EKUZOCAMPS: daily sessions during summer or holiday breaks. Most sessions run about 90 minutes.

EKUZO programs are designed for students aged 10–18. We group players by age and skill level to ensure the best experience for everyone.

Yes. Homeschoolers can enroll in any EKUZO program — EKUZO100, EKUZOTEAMS (Home track), or EKUZOCAMPS. All sessions are held online.