Re: Tutoring Franchise

Jim

Posted on 11/16/10

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On 2/05/10, Blink wrote:
> Hi,
> There is another smaller franchise system you may want to look
> at. Math Monkey
>
> The Most
> Highly Evolved
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> Opportunity
> Known to Man.
>
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> Math Monkeytm Knowledge Centers are the new evolution in
> supplemental education, with a model that leaves others in the
> Stone Age. Math Monkey has a one-of-kind curriculum based on
> traditional and mental math techniques, one-on-one online
> tutoring in many different subjects and face-to-face homework
> help programs. Math Monkey is a parent’s one stop shop for
> their child's education with programs from Kindergarten thru
> High School and beyond.
>
> From comprehensive training and extensive marketing
> materials to high-tech operational support, our model
> is designed to make it easy for you. Plus, you get the
> satisfaction of helping kids achieve and excel in today’s
> every competitive global career markets.
>
> Our program is creating
> a whole new species.
> Math Monkey is a revolutionary program —
> Making education fun for kids! Mental math techniques
> build math skills, increased speed, precision,
> reasoning and confidence. Math Monkey’s proprietary curriculum
> unlocks the mysteries of math through challenging and fun
> game-based classroom activities. In addition, our online
> tutoring
> program supports nearly all school subjects and grades.
> Math Monkey is an advanced choice for parents.
>
> Climb to the top of the jungle.
> From expertise in scoping out prime territory to
> extensive training, we’re with you every step of
> the way to get your Knowledge Center running
> quickly. You have the flexibility to develop business hours that
> are most
> appropriate for your trade area and your lifestyle.
> Through our web-based support system,
> www.ProfessorVedic.com, it’s easy to manage day-to-day
> operations and access to such things as operations manual,
> curriculum,
> news, training, scheduling and much more.
>
> Inspire the next generation
> of big thinkers.
> Owners of a Math Monkey Knowledge Center are helping
> children achieve their full potential and giving
> them a lifelong tool. Parents appreciate the growth
> they see in their child's ability, confidence and attitude.
> When you own a Math Monkey Knowledge Center, you
> know you are making a difference in young people's
> lives and the community you live in.
> People are going bananas for it!
> Parents are seeking ways to put their
> children on the advanced track.
> Math plays an important role in a child’s development
> and future. Math Monkey provides
> the tools for kids to succeed. This is your opportunity to be a
> part
> of it!
>
> Monkey business is smart business.
> Enjoy the freedom that only comes from being in
> business for yourself. With Math Monkey, you are a
> part of a world-class opportunity that combines a solid
> business model with a concept that helps everyone,
> especially you, excel.
>
> "Do You Qualify?"
> You’ll need:
> A strong desire to educate children
> $65,000 Liquid Capital
> $200,000 Net Worth
> $95-$180K Capital
> Teaching/management Background is a big plus
>
>
> On 8/01/09, Chris wrote:
>> I've worked for Sylvan for about a year. My guess is that
>> either franchise will work. If you want a lower cost
>> franchise, there are a few other options. Mathnasium and Club
>> Z! are options. I've seen parents at Sylvan who are
>> dissappointed that it's too expensive, and they don't like
>> the fact that they have to sign a contract for a year and
>> make a committment. Also, there is one tutor for three kids
>> at a time. They charge $40/hr (and so does Kumon)...tons of
>> people in our town don't go to Sylvan because it's too
>> expensive.
>>
>> I've been looking into a tutoring franchise myself, and Club
>> Z! has appealed to me because it's cheaper, one-on-one
>> tutoring in the students' homes. To the customer, it's
>> convenient, less expensive and flexible. It gives them a real
>> competitive advantage over Sylvan...the first rule of
>> business is to find out what your customer wants and give it
>> to them.
>>
>> You could even start your own business and hire tutors and
>> match them with different students. I've thought about this
>> for myself too. You avoid the franchise fee and the
>> corporation taking your profits and regulating you.
>>
>> On 5/29/09, Jason wrote:
>>> I am looking to start a tutoring business and work for
>>> myself. I have researched both Kumon and Sylvan and found
>>> the Kumon Math and Reading center has a lower start-up cost
>>> and is more affordable for parents. Anyone have experience
>>> with either of these businesses? I am leaning toward
>>> Kumon. Any advice would be helpful

Sylvan tutors for school work and test prep (SAT/ACT) and Kumon is
for little kids doing a Kumon math/reading project with no homework
help.

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