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Math Squared offers programs to other math educational systems and tutors for a licensing fee to expand its curriculum to new communities.
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about the Math Squared License Program:
What is a Math Squared License?
By obtaining a Math Squared License, you can own and operate your own Math Squared classroom. As a Licensee, you will receive training on our unique teaching method as well as on how to market and manage your center. Licensees can purchase workbooks at a discounted price and will receive continued support from the Math Squared support team as they begin teaching. We grant you the right to use the Math Squared name, sign, system, and business model. We do require you to implement a Math Squared learning center to our standard of excellence. No previous business experience is required, as training and support will be provided.
Why do parents enroll their children in Math Squared?
Parents love our well-rounded program because students not only learn critical math skills; they learn important life skills as well. Math Squared teaches children to think outside the box and develop logic and reasoning skills. These skills can be applied to all areas of study and most of our students outperform their classmates in all subjects in school.
How is the Math Squared Program structured?
First parents make an appointment for their child to take the evaluation test at your center. After the exam, you will review the results with the parent and make your recommendation on where in the program the child should begin.
All students attend 2 sessions per week. During the first session, the student will complete the first half of their workbook and take the second half home for homework. At the following session, homework is collected and a new workbook is begun. Session length depends on the student’s level and ability.
Every 8th workbook serves as a review of the set and is used to evaluate the student’s progress. Based on the student’s performance on this book, the level can be readjusted to fit the student’s needs.
Tuition for the first 12 weeks is collected at the time of enrollment, and collected every four weeks thereafter.
What is the cost of the program to parents?
Parents pay a $25 evaluation fee, a $30 one-time registration fee, plus $95-$150 every four weeks, depending on the student’s level.
What is your student turn-over rate?
What is the license fee?
We are running a special promotion! There is an one-time license fee for one location. Please give us a call or email for more information! The fee includes:
• Training,
• Training materials,
• Start-up kit,
• Marketing materials,
• Math Squared certificate,
• License agreement, and
• On-going support.
How much is the royalty fee?
Do you offer territory protection?
How much does it cost to open a Math Squared learning center?
Below is an estimate of the initial costs to open a Math Squared learning center. All numbers are estimated costs. Costs will vary depending on location, size of center, and other variables.
ONE TIME LICENSE FEE: Contact us!
RENT AND DEPOSIT: $1,000 to $5,000
FURNITURE, SIGNS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES: $1,500 to $6,000
LIABILITY INSURANCE: $500 to $1,200
BUSINESS LICENSE, NAME REGISTRATION: $100 to $1,000
PHONE AND UTILITIES: $200 to $500
INITIAL ADVERTISING: $10,000 to $15,000
WORKING CAPITAL FOR FIRST 3 MONTHS: $4,500 to $9,000
TOTAL ESTIMATED START-UP COSTS: $18,795 to $38,695
What are the ongoing expenses of running a Math Squared center?
How much money will I make from a Math Squared learning center?
Do I have to teach the children myself?
What are the typical hours of operation?
What is your application process and approval process?
To maintain the high quality of Math Squared learning center, we require every prospective licensee must take the following steps before he or she can own and operate a Math Squared center:
Step 1: Fill out the application form (either hard copy or request email form).
Step 2: We will review your application, and email back our decision.
Step 3: A standard background check may be conducted.
Step 4: Attend the on-line training. Hands-on training is optional at no additional cost.
Step 5: Once the exact location is approved and training requirements are met, a license agreement can be offered and a certificate will be issued within a week.