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Thinking Of Starting a Preschool – Here’s What You Need

By Adam Published September 22, 2020 Updated March 16, 2023

Many young entrepreneurs out there are looking for a business idea that will make them successful, but coming up with an idea that creates a niche, is easier said than done. There is a lot of competition in most businesses, so it’s important to find something that helps you to stand out from the rest. There is one area that people are spending a lot of money on, and even in the current pandemic, spending doesn’t seem to have decreased. I am talking about education, and when it comes to their kids, parents are reluctant to cut corners, and they will gladly cut out something else in their life, so long as they have the money to invest in their child’s education. Obviously, you need to be a person who wants to help young children to be the best that they can be, and you also need to be a person with an acute business mind.

There never seems to be enough preschools around to meet the demands of the community, and so this is a pretty safe investment for those who don’t mind working hard. To begin such a business, you need to be very passionate about children and their families. You also need to be comfortable with the fact that you’re going to be your own boss, and it is up to you if it becomes a success. You need to go into this endeavor with your eyes wide open, and with a proper business plan. You need to do some market research with regards to the families and children that live in the area, where you intend to have your preschool. You need to look at the competition, and figure out what it is that you can charge for childcare. You also need to figure out ways on how to attract parents, and how to make your particular early learning program stand out from the rest.

If you’ve done all this, and you still want to go ahead, then you need to prepare a curriculum, and start hiring your staff. You will need various resources and tools like preschool furniture, and here are some of the items that you will most likely need.

  • Tables & desks – You need to make the best use the space that you have, and thankfully, there are different shapes of tables that are appropriate for certain parts of a classroom. For example, you can buy corner tables, rectangular, hexagonal, kidney shaped, and round ones, that can be used in all kinds of situations.
  • Sleeping facilities – Once you have completed the essential online marketing and SEO, to increase your customer base, then the kids that come to your preschool are going to need somewhere safe to sleep. You will need cots, trundle beds, changing mats and a changing table, and a diaper organizer.
  • Art & drama facilities – You will definitely need some kind of modular stage pack, so the kids can learn and perform short skits, and the arts and crafts trolley station, and of course, a double sided easel with disposable aprons, for when the kids make a mess. You will also need an art drying station, where the kids can hang their paintings, before you hang them up all around the classroom.
  • Play lofts – No preschool would be complete without somewhere for the kids to play, after they have been learning. You can get various themed play lofts like a snail house, a play castle, and a roof garden. Many of these features come with their own slide. It is important to let the kids learn by playing, and not just with books that follow the early year’s framework.
  • Other essentials – Every playschool or preschool, should definitely have a first aid kit, and due to the current circumstances that we find ourselves in, a non-contact infrared for thermometer is essential. Office chairs and tables will obviously be needed as well.

These are just a few of the many items that will be required, and you will have to transform your whole preschool into a place that is very safe, always clean, comfortable for the kids and parents, and it needs to be a place that people want to come to. It is always a good idea to get some kind of accreditation in the state that your preschool is registered, as this will help your business to gain much needed credibility and trust. Once all of the above is done, then you need to let families know that you’re there, and you’re open for business. Be sure to create an online presence which is vital nowadays, and make sure to create a blog, so that parents can participate in the growth of your school, and you can learn to value their opinions.

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Adam is the owner of Tork Media. He splits his time between writing, editing, and hanging out with his family.

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