I am building an education-driven junior technology venture that serves 14- to 15-year-olds who have not yet completed middle school. To launch our first offering I need a concise, engaging curriculum that blends core digital literacy with a taste of practical online business skills. Here is what I want to walk away with: • Eight to ten lesson plans (45-minute sessions) that introduce safe internet use, basic productivity software, simple website creation, and an overview of how digital tools support small businesses. • Slide decks or other visual aids for each lesson, ready to present in a classroom or via Zoom. • Short, activity-based worksheets and quizzes that reinforce the key points. • A facilitator’s guide that explains objectives, required materials, and tips for keeping teenagers motivated. Content must assume no prior coding experience, use plain Indonesian where possible, and include relevant examples from everyday life—online shopping, social media marketing, and basic budgeting apps. If you are comfortable incorporating free, beginner-friendly tools such as Google Workspace, Canva, or Scratch that will be a plus. When you reply, please share one sample activity you would include and your estimated timeline for drafting the full set.