Choosing the right education model and understanding the products and services you offer, man, it is so important. I want you to think of it like laying the foundation of a house—you wouldn’t start building the walls until you knew the foundation was solid, right? The same goes for your microschool or homeschooling business. You need to start with a clear vision of what you want to offer and who you want to serve.
When deciding on an education model is all about finding what fits best with your teaching style, your goals, and the needs of your community. Are you passionate about creating a small, personalized learning environment like a microschool? Or maybe you love the flexibility of a homeschool hybrid model? Each model has its unique benefits and challenges, and finding the right one can make a huge difference in your success and happiness as an educator.
Now, let’s talk products and services. Once you've chosen your education model, the next step is to think about the kinds of products and services you can offer. The possibilities are endless, and the best part is, you get to create something that not only excites you but also meets a real need in your community.
And here's where market research comes in. This might not sound like fun, but trust me, it's incredibly important. Market research helps you understand what your potential customers—parents and students—are looking for. It ensures that you’re not just creating something that you think is great but something that people actually want and are willing to pay for.
In today’s episode, we’ll not only cover the 10 ways you can make money in your microschool or homeschooling business, but I’ll also show you how to get started with market research. Are you ready, let’s get started!
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