Before you can buy a Child Care Centre business, you will need to have a Provider Approval.

Many people ask us about how much a childcare centre should make. Every centre is a bit different depending on rent levels, type of staffing, the amount spent on resources, etc.

An Approved Provider is the only one who has the authority to operate all preschool or long daycare services.

This is a relatively new position, created with the advent of the National Quality Framework (NQF).

The childcare world is a highly regulated one in many areas, including staffing.

It is important to be clear about what your vision is for your service to look and feel like as you design and develop the building.

This article examines some of the many tasks you need to undertake whilst the build is in process, so you have everything ready when needed.

An Approved Provider must ensure that their childcare centre has a Quality Improvement Plan (QIP). This must be updated regularly to reflect the childcare centre’s service delivery.

If childcare centre ownership is an ambition you hold dear, you need to make a decision about your method of entering the market.

Like any business, a childcare business is all about the amount of profit you can reasonably expect to make from the business.

If you are not experienced in childcare and plan to borrow to finance your purchase, your bank will be more inclined to reduce the amount of money they are prepared to lend you.