Movers & Shakers Class is a parent-toddler play group

KidsPark has provided hourly childcare to families in the San Jose, California area since 1988. During this time, we have researched and tested many program, center design, management and marketing ideas. As an innovator of this specialty niche in California, we are often contacted with questions like –
How do I open a similar center in my hometown?
What do I need to do to open a center?
Can KidsPark come to my area?

KidsPark is now ready to offer assistance in these areas. We envision KidsPark centers in cities across the United States. Some will be corporate owned, others will be owned and managed by a member of that community.

This is an entrepreneurial opportunity. It is a wonderful way to contribute a needed service to your community, and be a part of so many families’ lives. And, if you are a parent, have your children with you while you work.

We cannot guarantee the profitability of a center because so much depends on your particular area, the lease rates, cost of the center build-out, and on-going labor costs. However, KidsPark will assist your endeavor with help in:
• choosing and securing a location
• designing the center
• applying for a childcare license
• hiring and training staff
• implementing our program
• marketing to your community
As a part of KidsPark, you will share a reputation for quality, a method of operation and an innovative program.The overall investment will be between $155,500 and $221,500, with a cash requirement of about $45,000-$65,000.

If you are interested, please send us your contact information. We will mail you more information and call you to further discuss this opportunity. Or, you can contact Debbie Milner, CEO, at (408) 213-0973.

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