I would like to ask what I need to prepare in the early stage of starting a primary school care class.

Private tutoring classes generally don't need much. It is recommended to open them in a community near the school, and about 3-5 students will be enough. Then you can rent a venue of about 2 square meters and divide it into homework area, nap area and dining area, and the trusteeship remedial class will take shape. It is necessary to go through formal procedures according to local policies.

Second, hardware facilities

The homework area of the trusteeship remedial class is mainly responsible for giving children homework guidance and answering questions, so it can be set as a small classroom with corresponding desks and chairs and stationery; The nap area is mainly used by children at noon, so it is suggested to open up a room, make it look like a dormitory, and spread bedding. Therefore, the following facilities are probably needed:

air-conditioned desks, chairs, lunch beds, blackboards, paper bags, stationery and other decorative wall stickers

Third, kitchen facilities

All the custody classes provide lunch, and parents are very concerned about the food hygiene and safety of their children at noon. Apart from ensuring the diversification of lunch, the sanitation of kitchen facilities should be strictly controlled and used in time. The following are the facilities needed in the kitchen:

refrigerators, pots, pans, chopsticks, kitchen knives, chopping boards, steamers, microwave ovens, kettles, food saucers, disinfection cabinets (boiling water can also be used to disinfect tableware), washing machines (placed on the balcony) (if you feel that hosting catering is troublesome, you can choose to just do homework counseling, and this service can be ignored)

IV. Enrollment materials

Generally private community hosting remedial classes are enrolled in nearby schools. The scope is not too wide, so there is no need for too large enrollment materials. Just prepare some basic materials and distribute them in the nearest school residential area at the beginning of each semester.

Hand-held placard: write down the name of your own tutoring class, so that you can recognize your own team at a glance when picking up and dropping off your children from school, and quickly queue up for a leaflet: it is mainly a single page, and you can put one at the handle of each household, and there are banners distributed to parents of passers-by near the school: you need to discuss with the local property office or merchants to get permission before you can hang it. The best position is to hang it opposite the school gate.

display stand: placed inside and outside the door of the custody class, so that parents can quickly find the address hats when sending their children to the custody class: some hats with their own logo of the custody class can be customized in batches and distributed to each student, on the one hand, teachers can find their own children; On the other hand, children wearing such hats are equivalent to a walking advertisement, which can play a good publicity role.

V. Personnel arrangement

1 cooking aunt: In order to save money, some private custody classes may be cooked by teachers themselves, but I don't recommend this. After all, catering is a very important part, and it is better to do it by special personnel. Only when teachers and aunts do their respective duties can they do their best to provide services, and it is not easy to be in a hurry.

Tutor 2-3: Generally, there are 3-4 classes, and it is enough to have 2-3 teachers. Teachers can take turns to arrange shifts, and it is best to have two teachers in charge every day, so that one teacher can be a science substitute in case of emergency. The teacher's role is to help some children with their homework, because the students in the trusteeship class are basically primary school students, and their homework is relatively simple. You can invite some newly graduated normal students to help.

that's the general process-the answer is good for the public (counseling agency enrollment alliance).