Preschool Franchise For Women Entrepreneurs

Own Your Own Preschool, A Business Built Around Your Day, Your City, Your Pace 

Many of our 350 plus partners are women, and many are running their first business. Investment 10 to 15 lakhs, no teaching background needed, full training and support. 

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    Is a preschool franchise a good business for women entrepreneurs? 

    Yes, for practical reasons. A Shanti Juniors preschool needs an investment of 10 to 15 lakhs, runs from a single local premises you can choose near home, and has a working day that broadly matches school hours. You do not need a teaching background, because we provide the I-Cube curriculum, owner and teacher training and 360-degree support. Most centres open within about 45 days. It is not a hands-off business, since the first admission season needs you at the centre, but it is a business you can build in your own city with support behind you. 

    Why do women partners choose a Shanti Juniors franchise?

    • Manageable entry investment, 10 to 15 lakhs, far lower than most retail or school businesses.
    • One premises to run, which you can choose close to home.
    • A working day that broadly matches school hours.
    • No teaching background needed, since training and curriculum are provided.
    • A business built on parent trust and relationships rather than hard selling.
    • Room to grow, from one centre to two or three in the same city.

    Who becomes a Shanti Juniors partner? 

    Some are former teachers who wanted to own a centre rather than work in one. Some are professionals returning after a career break. Some have never run a business before. What they share is capital they can commit, a city they know well, and the willingness to be present in the first admission season. 

    What support do you get? 

    StageWhat we provide
    Before you signAn honest assessment of your area, and the full investment in writing
    LocationSite evaluation with our team, before you commit to a lease
    Before openingOwner and teacher training, no education background needed
    SetupCentre design, furniture, learning material and systems
    LaunchA pre-launch admission campaign, so you open with children enrolled
    After openingMarketing, admissions, academic and operational support, ongoing

    Can you run a centre alongside family responsibilities? 

    Many of our partners do, though not from day one. In the first admission season parents want to meet the owner, staff need settling in and admissions need following up, so plan to be at the centre daily. Once the centre is stable and a capable centre head is in place, the daily load reduces considerably, and many owners move to a supervisory rhythm. Choosing a location close to home is the most practical way to shorten your day. 

    What does it take to start? 

    StageWhat we provide
    Before you signAn honest assessment of your area, and the full investment in writing
    LocationSite evaluation with our team, before you commit to a lease
    Before openingOwner and teacher training, no education background needed
    SetupCentre design, furniture, learning material and systems
    LaunchA pre-launch admission campaign, so you open with children enrolled
    After openingMarketing, admissions, academic and operational support, ongoing

    Want to open your own centre? 

    Tell us your city and the space you have in mind, and our franchise team will take you through the investment, the location fit and the 45 day launch process. There is no obligation at the enquiry stage. 

    FAQs relevant to the Franchise program

    Shanti Juniors partners with many women entrepreneurs, a number of them running their first business, with an investment of 10 to 15 lakhs, full training, the curriculum and support that continues after launch.

    No. Owners do not need one. Your teaching staff should be trained in early childhood education, and we provide that training.

    10 to 15 lakhs for the franchise investment, plus rent, salaries, licences and working capital budgeted separately.

    No. You need a separate commercial space of about 2000 to 2500 sq ft, cleared for educational use under local rules.

    Plan for daily presence through the first admission season. Once the centre is stable and a centre head is in place, the daily load reduces.

    It can be. Most well-run centres aim to recover the investment in about 2 years, though returns depend on location, fees and admissions and are not guaranteed.