Parents: skills or coaching classes for your kid? (honest question)

Hey everyone, I’ve been noticing a lot of parents lately looking for ways to get their kids ahead of the curve, and it got me thinking. I’m considering starting some tuition classes for Application Security and general Cyber Security.

The idea is to teach them how to actually think like a researcher, give them that massive head start before everyone else catches on. Most kids are already online constantly, so it feels like a waste not to show them how it works under the hood. Plus, if they get good enough, they can actually start earning through bug bounties while they’re still in school.

From my own experience, I was able to earn, get hall of fame mentions and speak at events, etc-etc while I was still a teenager.

I feel, it’s exposure at the right age what creates difference between elites and normies.

I want to keep the group small and focused so it's not just another boring lecture. Just curious if I'm onto something here or if it’s too "ahead of the curve" for most people right now.

I’m curious, is this something you’d actually pay for?

Is it too early for this, or are people starting to realize that waiting for the school curriculum to catch up is a losing game?