Hello Everyone, this is my first post in these forums!
I've joined because I recently started my own English school in Sannomiya Japan, and I've been having a bit of a rough time being attractive to businesses.
I was wondering if anyone had any tips, hopefully from experience, about getting some attention from businesses. Ultimately getting a contract with them to teach their employees regularly, at my location.
I've been compiling a list of useful tips for other markets and about starting an independent school in general. I hope to share it with everyone once it's more compete!
Here is my website, in case it helps with any tips:
http://www.realizeenglish.com/
Thank you! I hope to be able to help someone else in my situation one day!
Tips for a new school please :)
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Hello!
Have you heard of this book?:
http://www.amazon.com/Start-Run-Esl-Tea ... 1551806495
I bought a copy off of Amazon about a year ago when I was considering setting up my own business at some point in Argentina. It comes with a disk for your PC to help organize your thoughts and ideas, charts, and so on. Moreover, it is full of a lot of good and practical advice, large and small details, including budgeting, etc.
I hope that this helps! Best of luck!
Have you heard of this book?:
http://www.amazon.com/Start-Run-Esl-Tea ... 1551806495
I bought a copy off of Amazon about a year ago when I was considering setting up my own business at some point in Argentina. It comes with a disk for your PC to help organize your thoughts and ideas, charts, and so on. Moreover, it is full of a lot of good and practical advice, large and small details, including budgeting, etc.
I hope that this helps! Best of luck!