WE BELIEVE IN IMPARTING QUALITY EDUCATION

How has the journey of Pink & Blue Kids been so far?

What are your offerings and who is your target audience?

We have introduced a play-way method that is based on a child’s interest and aptitude. It is unplanned and thus encourages complete freedom of expression. The play-based curriculum focuses on literacy, math, science, social and emotional skills, and physical development. We capture each child’s interests, ideas, and independence to encourage self awareness amongst them. As far as the target audience is concerned, we are into early child education industry wherein our focus is from toddlers to seven-year-old kids.

How do you set yourself apart from the competitors?

We mainly focus on the overall development of a child rather than only academics. At Pink & Blue Kids we promote freedom, individuality and curiosity among children that provides answers to the questions popping up in their minds. We educate, mould and nurture them in such a way that they stay curious forever.

What kind of franchisees are you looking to partner with?

We are looking for people who are passionate about educating kids and can envision our common goal of making kids independent. Basically, he or she needs to be someone who can instill 21^st century skills, including imagination, creativity and confidence and be prepared to collaborate with us. Hence, likeminded people – young entrepreneurs and edupreneurs – from a common background are welcome to join hands with us.

What are your expansion plans?

Being educationists, we believe in imparting quality education. We know that the early childhood industry is expanding and hence the demand for resources in the market would rise. We are passion-driven individuals who will slowly but surely make a mark in this niche industry. Initially, our prime focus for expansion would include the neighbouring areas and cities and gradually we would like to go pan-India. We foresee ourselves as one of the best service providers in the early childhood education industry.

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