Financial Literacy Curriculum Company

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April 25, 2022

by an intermediary from University of Kansas in Omaha, NE, USA

This extremely efficient business focuses on financial literacy curriculum for trade school students. The operation requires only the owner and one part-time employee, resulting in an extremely high 77% average profit margin over the past three years. The business offers a curriculum package to trade schools which raises the value of their school by teaching students financial literacy. The curriculum consists of textbooks authored by the owner, updated every 2-3 years, and a huge collection of videos teaching financial topics. The business is currently partnered with around 35 schools, so there is huge opportunity for growth. This business was created specifically for the beauty and cosmetology industry and uses an illustrated course book, animated videos, and turn-key lesson plans to teach financial lessons to benefit students in the future. This program will allow you to finally differentiate yourself from other schools and - at the same time - lower the number of drops in your school. The program has nothing to do with changing the curriculum, hiring new staff, or lowering tuition. First and foremost, this business is an admissions tool to get more enrollments. When parents and students were surveyed on the value of this program to them, the majority say it is worth at least $2,500 to them, but - believe it or not – this financial program only costs schools less than 10% of that for each student who goes through the doors! Thanks to this program you can finally have a way to differentiate yourself from other schools in your area. And you’ll finally be able to justify a higher price and stop students from “price shopping” schools.
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from The University of Chicago in Reno, NV, USA
Hi Cortney ... I'd like to learn more about this. Please message me how to get the NDA.
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