In my opinion, it is not difficult to make money by setting up calligraphy training classes, but before starting, you must find out whether to do it yourself or join! This is related to whether you can make money!
When you decide to enter the education and training industry, you should carefully consider these questions:
1. How is my teacher's professional ability? Will the increase in the number of students or the change of teachers affect the teaching quality in the future?
2. Is my course attractive to parents and children? What advantages do your peers have?
3. As a newly established training institution, what resources do I have to quickly establish brand influence and promote enrollment in the local area?
4. From site selection and decoration to recruitment and enrollment, am I fully prepared to avoid the "pit" in the early stage of running a school?
Educational entrepreneurship is a high-threshold entrepreneurship, and the education and training industry has higher professional requirements for entrepreneurs and practitioners. Teaching, research, marketing, education management ... all aspects will affect the enrollment of training institutions.
My suggestion here is that if you don't know the technology and experience, it is a good idea to join a mature brand. Joining a mature brand of calligraphy practice, like Brother Feng, not only gives you a name, but also has a mature support system-perfect courses, professional teacher training support, and a highly recognized course brand, which can ensure fewer detours in the process of running a school.
Of course, what I want to say here is that joining is only the first step to success. Although joining a good brand can avoid many detours, it is very important for the principal to really do a good job in the school.
You can't just think about using the textbooks and courses at headquarters to "eat all over the world". The various schemes provided by the headquarters should also be adapted to local conditions, and the market environment is ever-changing, so as to keep up with the situation and get better and better.